The Sys.Users() data was memoised in order for efficient lookup of usernames. This was done by using UIDs as integer keys instead of string keys. However, I forgot to convert the input data type, which was a string, to an integer, when using it, resulting in no usernames ever being mapped in process tracker sync. updates. This simple fix should resolve that.
I did not notice this during testing because it was not obvious to me when fields were supposed to be NULL or not in the output of process_tracker_updates(). However, recently I noticed missing Username in the results from process_tracker_pslist().
The Sys.Users() data was memoised in order for efficient lookup of usernames. This was done by using UIDs as integer keys instead of string keys. However, I forgot to convert the input data type, which was a string, to an integer, when using it, resulting in no usernames ever being mapped in process tracker sync. updates. This simple fix should resolve that.
I did not notice this during testing because it was not obvious to me when fields were supposed to be NULL or not in the output of process_tracker_updates(). However, recently I noticed missing Username in the results from process_tracker_pslist().