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Improvement
3 years ago

Removing Kuali User Name from Headers Passed Through System Integrations

Today, when integrations are executed in Build - likely on form submission - we pass along Kuali specific headers (x-kuali-user-ssoid, x-kuali-user-id, and x-kuali-user-name as examples).

On Monday, October 4th, we will remove the x-kuali-user-name from the headers sent when an integration is executed. The x-kuali-user-name pulls from displayName in Kuali Build and is being removed as a header passed into integrations because it is a data point that can be changed (such as changing from katie.gaston to katherine.gaston) and is therefore not static. Unforeseen changes in this data point could potentially cause integration errors.

This change will only impact integrations that are explicitly relying on the x-kuali-user-name being present when an integration is run.  We recommend system administrators review integrations in advance of this change to prevent from any potential system disruptions.