Fix inconsistent use of integer and bigInteger on MariaDB 10.3 #509
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Changes to support bigInteger wasn't done in full. It may be working for some database servers, but MariaDB 10.3 is not accepting to have a bigInteger increments column being referenced as integer on foreign keys.
To make it a little less verbose and easier to add on new migrations, I also created two new helper functions:
twillIncrementsMethod()andtwillIntegerMethod().This is a broader fix than #502.