ujust update; application panicked

[mijwimufi]

Describe the bug

After running ujust update > After it finished Flatpak System Packages checks I get this message:

── 16:28:05 - Flatpak System Packages ──────────────────────────────────────────
Looking for updates…

Nothing to do.
The application panicked (crashed).
Message: this user should exist
Location: src/steps/os/unix.rs:315
error: Recipe update failed with exit code 101

I know it finishes checking flatpak & I ran it with sudo which correctly updates everything (aside from a pip3 check which warns me about running as root, it did not update anything though)

From Sudo:

── 16:30:06 - Summary ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
System update: OK
distrobox: IGNORED
Firmware upgrades: OK
Flatpak: OK
pip3: OK
ClamAV Databases: OK
Mozilla GNOME Themes: OK
Third Party CSS Loader Themes: OK

What did you expect to happen?

I expected it to run correctly, maybe, asking a password instead of running the whole command with sudo since it ran correctly out of fresh install.

Output of rpm-ostree status

N/A

Hardware

Swift SF314-510G

Extra information or context

-> When running the update command, the code attempts to notify users about the update using the get_active_users() function in session.py
-> Function queries the systemd login manager (org.freedesktop.login1) for active user sessions

My user is properly registered; uid, Two active sessions (Sessions=3 2), proper path (/run/user/****, Active state)

The code in cli.py expects the data in a specific format & assumes there's always data in users["data"][0] .
Looking at the busctl output, while my user session exists, there might be an issue with how the code handles the returned data structure.

OR

Maybe I have a ublue-update package where its not properly handling certain user session states/data structure that causes a panic during user session verification, despite having valid active sessions???