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The user API declares that username or email must be declared in request body - if they are included for identification then the user cannot update them?

Assuming the request body is the second parameter sent in the formatted JSON as specified in the User API an example request that I use that results in a 200 but no update to the user is:

{\"firstName\":\"Bertie\",\"lastName\":\"G\",\"email\":\"[email protected]\"}

patch_user method :

returns success response with status 200 but none of the information is updated, user information in user table in database remains unchanged.

Methods are not defined in repo with a bang, if you follow the documentation

id = SecureRandom.uuid
**client.register!(id, {**
    :user => {
        :firstName => 'Ruby',
        :lastName => 'Client',
        :email => '[email protected]',
        :password => 'password'
    },
    :registration => {
        :applicationId => application_id,
        :data => {
            :foo => 'bar'
        },
        :preferredLanguages => %w(en fr),
        :roles => %w(user)
    }
})

# Authenticate the user
**response = client.login!({**
    :loginId => '[email protected]',
    :password => 'password',
    :applicationId => application_id
})
user = response.user

Removing the bang operator allows proper function of the methods

# Authenticate the user
response = client.login!({
    :loginId => '[email protected]',
    :password => 'password',
    :applicationId => application_id
})
user = response.user

response.user returns nil

working format: response.success.response.user

When attempting to re-activate a user, the library returns the following error:

#<OpenStruct fieldErrors=#<OpenStruct>, generalErrors=[#<OpenStruct code="[InvalidContentType]", message="Invalid [Content-Type] HTTP request header value of [application/x-www-form-urlencoded]. Supported values for this request include [application/json].">]>

version 1.42.0

Steps to recreate:

1. Follow this guide to getting setup: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/client-libraries/ruby
2. Call deactivate, which should work correctly
3. Call reactivate, which should result in the following error above.

Code snippet:

require 'fusionauth/fusionauth_client'

# Construct the FusionAuth Client
client = FusionAuth::FusionAuthClient.new(
    'xxxxxxxxxxx', 
    'http://localhost:9011'
)

# # Deactivate a user
user_id = '123'
response = client.deactivate_user(user_id)

# Reactivate a user
response = client.reactivate_user(user_id)`

Solution:

FusionAuth should correctly handle the Content-Type for this method so no error is returned, perhaps defaulting to 'application/json`.