I am trying applyAsync but it seems to work differently from callAsync: in the case of callAsync I get the value returned by the server as a response, whereas from applyAsync I get undefined. I need to use applyAsync to avoid resending the request in case of failure (noRetry=true). Reading the documentation the two calls should give the same result, only the way of passing the arguments changes. The method resides only on the server-side.
const res = await Meteor.applyAsync('method', [...], {noRetry: true})
// returns undefined
const res = await Meteor.callAsync('method', ...)
// returns rigth result
Has anyone experienced this situation or have I missed something?