It looks like we had an inactive user deleted 11 hours ago based on Meta’s Staff Action Logs (Sidekiq is also showing that was when the clean up job was last run), so that’s looking good to me:
@netpositive I don’t see any recent commits that are specific to this feature, but it certainly wouldn’t hurt to update your site. If that’s not possible, you could try manually triggering the job. It should be Jobs::CleanUpInactiveUsers which you can find at /sidekiq/scheduler
@tshenry Thank You for the useful hints! It looks like the cleanup job deleted some inactive users yesterday morning so it definitely works The problem is somewhere on our part. Is there a tool for easier user management I’m not aware of?
@GI-Joe Yeah, I wish it was working for higher levels too
Possibly. The rails console is a very powerful tool that you can use, but it’s not for the faint of heart. If you haven’t ever used it and want to start, I would recommend setting up a testing site where you can experiment and get to know how it works. The inactive users job is defined here. You could grab/modify what you need from that.
Just noting that the only other trust level it could apply to is TL1 since TL2 has a “Replied to at least 3 different topics” requirement.