Fider currently only run migrations that have a timestamp higher than the last executed migration.

This means we need to be extra careful when merging PRs to ensure the timestamp on the migration files are always accurate.

Ruby on Rails takes another approach where they run all migrations that have not yet been executed on the server. They still apply it in order of timestamp, but allows P

We need to replace request with asyncRemote. Contrary to remote, asyncRemote can be used as awaitable.

Task

Find all occurrences of request calls and replace them with asyncRemote.

Use where possible the async way of calling the method. Example

try {
   const response = await asyncRemote({
     url: '/tracardi',
     method: "POST",
     data: data