$POD->changeActor()
$newCurrent = $POD->changeActor($params)
Takes the same parameters as $POD->getPerson(), except instead of just returning a person object, also sets the $POD's currentUser and isAuthenticated status.
This can be used to switch primary users mid-execution, for example in the event that you create a new user who should then take over execution.
Note: If the user fails to load, isAuthenticated will be false and currentUser will be null.
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