The original intention was to never delete anyone so that an ESI or Discord outage wouldn't cause the bot to nuke everyone. That's still a concern of course but there are many updates that fail with the same users who legitimately don't exist anymore.
The thought is to track not found failures and after a threshold of X failures delete the user.
This one is a solid maybe. After cleaning some gunk out of the DB I'm not seeing this anymore. That doesn't mean it won't potentially be an issue at some point, but for now I'm not sure it's worth the effort.
The original intention was to never delete anyone so that an ESI or Discord outage wouldn't cause the bot to nuke everyone. That's still a concern of course but there are many updates that fail with the same users who legitimately don't exist anymore.
The thought is to track not found failures and after a threshold of X failures delete the user.