Laravel 6.0 compatibility updates

[ajoy39]

Changes:

• Removed the old collectionAsArray method that was used to get around the L5.1 List method incompatibility

• Removed other conditional code for 5.x compatibility that is no longer needed for a 6.x only package

• Updated the User model and migrations to reflect laravel 6.x versions, including adding a note to the readme about upgrading from 5.x to make sure the id column on the users table is bigInt

• Added option to configure your own users table, this was supported in that the migrations tried to grab the config value and failed because it didn't exist, killing the migrations

• Moved deprecated starts_with method to Str::startsWith

All the tests in the repo are green and I have also tested this out in a fresh Laravel 6.0 app, which I did not do last time.

[kodeine]

@ajoy39 Thank you very much, really appreciate your efforts in this!

[kodeine]

@ajoy39 should this be 2.0.1?

[ajoy39]

@kodeine by SemVar conventions, yes, it's a patch update with no new features and no breaking changes (from 2.0, at least). Make sure you login to packagist and hit the update button on there as well, it can take up to a month for packagist to pull a new version if the webhook isn't setup.

[kodeine]

@ajoy39 Thanks a lot!

[bytestream]

@kodeine please can you do this:

Make sure you login to packagist and hit the update button on there as well, it can take up to a month for packagist to pull a new version if the webhook isn't setup.

Packagist is only showing 2.0.0

[kodeine]

@bytestream to me packagist is showing 2.0.2 as well.

[bytestream]

@kodeine it must have updated in the 8 hours between our replies

Thanks for checking and apologises for notifying you! 😬