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my project was not working properly when switching from my local development (sqlite3) to mysql. After some inspection, I found that Django seems to use 32-bit-ints for IntegerField on mysql, but I need 64 bit. Is there any way to achieve this?
Use a
BigIntegerFieldfor 64 bit integers.