Currently two uid values are obtained from hsu per app run, first with hardcoded identity 0 to obtain the hsu user id (/etc/hsurc), then with the target identity to get the target uid. This is redundant as the uid format is stable.
Currently two uid values are obtained from hsu per app run, first with hardcoded identity 0 to obtain the hsu user id (/etc/hsurc), then with the target identity to get the target uid. This is redundant as the uid format is stable.
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Currently two uid values are obtained from hsu per app run, first with hardcoded identity 0 to obtain the hsu user id (/etc/hsurc), then with the target identity to get the target uid. This is redundant as the uid format is stable.