Soft-delete integrations when removing them

[sausage-todd]

Changes proposed ✍️

What

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Removed force option from sync method in integrationRepository.ts to prevent data loss. This is part of a pull request to improve the database configuration and migrations for the backend.
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force option gone
sync method updates table
data stays in fall

Why

To make troubleshooting/debugging of integrations easier

How

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• Remove force option from sync method of IntegrationRepository class to prevent table dropping and data loss (link)

Checklist ✅

• Label appropriately with Feature, Improvement, or Bug.
• Add screehshots to the PR description for relevant FE changes
• New backend functionality has been unit-tested.
• API documentation has been updated (if necessary) (see docs on API documentation).
• Quality standards are met.

[joanreyero]

Congrats on your first PR! 🚀

Curious about what will happen if we:

• connect an integration
• disconnect
• connect again

Could you send this to staging and try it out?

[sausage-todd]

These are very good questions, let me see

[sausage-todd]

Ok, so here's how it works:

1. When connecting again a previously disconnected integration, we create a new entry in the database, while keeping the soft-deleted one untouched.
   • I believe this is a good approach, because it should make troubleshooting easier for us by keeping potentially broken data intact.
2. nodejs-worker doesn't pick up soft-deleted integrations
   • I tried it both on staging and locally. According to logs, it doesn't start processing soft-deleted integrations
   • It makes sense, because nodejs-worker uses IntegrationRepository.findAllActive() for retrieving integrations to be processed, and it still uses Sequelize.
3. Soft-deleted integrations are ignored everywhere else as well
   • As long as we don't explicitly fetch soft-deleted rows with Sequelize
   • There is only one place that uses raw sql to access integrations, and it shouldn't be a problem, because it's used to fix integrations stuck in-progress

cc @joanreyero @themarolt