Orchestrator API PATCH /odata/user(id)

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Hi

I am helping a company consolidate their license usage (on-prem Orchestrator).

A lot of inactive users have a StudioPro license assigned that should be removed.
I am trying to do this using Orchestrator HTTP Request activity and the endpoint:

PATCH /odata/Users({key})

Here is a section of how the JSON payload looks like as a reference for my questions below:

{
	"Name": "name",
    "UserName": "username",
    "LicenseType": "StudioPro",
    "MayHaveRobotSession": true,
    "MayHaveUnattendedSession": true,
    "RobotProvision": {
        "UserName": "domain\\username",
        "RobotId": 1234,
        "RobotType": "StudioPro",
        "ExecutionSettings": {
            "LoginToConsole": true,
            "ResolutionWidth": "1920",
            "ResolutionHeight": "1080"
        }
    },
}

Which key/value pairs must be filled out to withdraw a StudioPro license?
I have tried with:

{
    "LicenseType": null,
    "MayHaveRobotSession": false,
}

This results in the property Enable user to run automations being deselected in the GUI.
However it does not affect the total license usage being lowered.
And if I manually set the check and chose Automation Developer license, the username is still filled out.

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I am now trying to clear out the section regarding RobotProvision, as it seems this is the last bit needed to withdraw the license, but I have not found an approach that works.

{
    "RobotProvision": null
}

Is accepted with statuscode 200 but does not clear out the section.

Regards
Soren

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