Update primary_key method arguments to fix issue with *args causing wrong number of arguments error#2358
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We have found that currently when a migration invokes the primary_key method in
schema_statements.rbe.gt.primary_key :zlookupid, :string, limit: 1, null: false, it causes the following wrong number of arguments error:Based on the use of keyword arguments in the other primary_key method definition in
schema_definitions.rb, we think that this should be the same in theschema_statements.rbdefinition rather than using*argsin the definition andsupercall.We have added a local fix to get around this but wonder if this may be an issue that other's will face.