Wrong type in Fuel_user_model::delete()

[marcus-at-localhost]

Consider this piece of code in a migration file, throwing an error at $user->delete()

	public function down()
	{
		$user = $this->fuel->users->model()->find_one(['user_name' => 'stm']);
		$user->delete();
		// this works
		//$this->fuel->users->model()->delete(['user_name' => 'stm']);
	}

Fatal error: Cannot use object of type Fuel_user_model as array in fuel\modules\fuel\models\Fuel_users_model.php on line 857

https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/blob/master/fuel/modules/fuel/models/Fuel_users_model.php#L857

Or do I access the model the wrong way?

[daylightstudio]

Is $user an empty array or is it Fuel_user_model object do you know? It may be that you need to check if $user exists first. You could also try loading the model and accessing it the "classic" way to see if it makes a difference (which it really shouldn't):

$this->load->module_model(FUEL_FOLDER, 'fuel_users_model');
$user = $this->fuel_users_model->find_one(['user_name' => 'stm']);

[marcus-at-localhost]

It's a fuel_user_model object (here is the Kint debug output of the $where param (see linked line above))

[daylightstudio]

I think I see the issue. Does that error go away when you replace line 857 in Fuel_users_model to?

$this->_parent_model->db()->where(array('super_admin' => 'no'));

[marcus-at-localhost]

It's working when I use $this->db()->where(array('super_admin' => 'no')); (_parent_model is not available, because I'm already accessing the parent model?! Not sure)

[daylightstudio]

Oh right... for some reason, I thought it was in the record model. This should work as well using db instead of the public method db():

$this->db->where(array('super_admin' => 'no'));