Fetch accounts ordered by UID#11
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This commits ensures that accounts are fetched in order by their UID. Ordering by UID is important when thousand of accounts share the same timestamp. Additionally, the from_page argument has been introduced to allow resuming the fetching process from a specific page instead of always starting from the beginning. Signed-off-by: Jose Javier Merchante <jjmerchante@bitergia.com>
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This PR ensures that accounts are fetched in order by their UID. Ordering by UID is important when thousand of accounts share the same timestamp.
Additionally, the from_page argument has been introduced to allow resuming the fetching process from a specific page instead of always starting from the beginning.