🐛 Fix migrations not working on fresh clone

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This PR introduced a dependency in the app to have the user-files and server-files folders available.

That's fine, but we need to ensure those folders exist before importing the app. If we don't the files-service will fail.

Related support thread: https://discord.com/channels/937901803608096828/1299430821509206160

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Walkthrough

The changes in the pull request focus on the initialization process of the application following database migrations. The previous implementation involved directly invoking the run function from app.js immediately after the successful completion of migrations. The updated approach modifies this by introducing a dynamic import of app.js within a .then() callback, which ensures that the application is only imported and executed once the migrations have been fully resolved. This adjustment emphasizes the dependency of the application on the successful completion of migrations before it can start. Furthermore, the error handling mechanism remains unchanged, continuing to log any errors that occur during the migration process and terminating the application with an exit code of 1 if necessary. Additionally, the method signature for the run() function has been updated to reflect this new import structure.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

app.js (1)

5-5: Fix typo in comment.

There's a typo in the word "becasue".

-    //import the app here becasue initial migrations need to be run first - they are dependencies of the app.js
+    //import the app here because initial migrations need to be run first - they are dependencies of the app.js

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

app.js (2)

4-7: LGTM! Good approach to ensure migrations complete before app initialization.

The dynamic import pattern correctly ensures that the app is only loaded after migrations are complete, which addresses the dependency requirement mentioned in the PR description.

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4-7: Verify folder existence before app import.

According to the PR objectives, the app requires 'user-files' and 'server-files' folders to exist. Let's verify this requirement is met.

Would you like me to provide an implementation for checking these required folders before the app import?