For example:
[<NULL - team member>,Agent 0x389b2080,Agent 0x38940080,Agent 0x27a02080,Agent 0x350f0080,Agent 0x38c96080,Agent 0x38ca0080,Agent 0x38e76080,Agent 0x389e0080,<NULL - team member>]
I'm not sure if this is a bug, but it is pretty odd and doesn't look like it serves any purpouse
run agents command
hint str agents;
I have plenty of these team members Null and i don't know from where it comes from :
// result of command : agents 16:52:20 "[<NULL - team member>,Agent 0x8add8100,Agent 0x9219e4c0,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,Agent 0x91ece740,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,Agent 0x87202940,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>,<NULL - team member>]"
to me the main question is does it still have a perf impact (if you delete an agent - so does this command just list obsolete references or is there more at play) [would be relevant when using and deleleting hundreds of agents)
Well, the nulls are not related to the agents in any way, they are the result of poor condition filtering