Hi @edent.
I’m guessing this was either an oversight or that the profile’s screen_name
wasn’t available when this connection type was implemented in Auth0. I will report this internally so hopefully this will eventually get fixed.
In the meantime, a good workaround is to create the following rule:
function (user, context, callback) {
// Put the user's screen_name as the nickname
// for Twitter connections
if (context.connection === 'twitter' && user.screen_name) {
user.nickname = user.screen_name;
}
callback(null, user, context);
}
This will modify the information that applications get (either from the ID Token or from the /userinfo
endpoint), but will not modify the actual user profile stored. Keep that in mind that if you use /api/v2/users
or the dashboard to get the full user profile will still see the full name in the nickname
property.