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kinda crude, and this won't work easily if there's already data in it, but create the table as "developers_id int(5) NOT NULL"
then add your developers_id == 0 with an insert, then run
"alter table deve MODIFY developers_id int(5) primary key auto_increment;"
It worked on my test machine, but again, if there's data there already it might not be the cleanest solution.
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