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Fixed hard user deletion #785

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@@ -180,10 +180,10 @@ public function delete($hardDelete = false)
// TODO: remove any persistences

// Delete the user
$result = parent::forceDelete();
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Changing from delete to deleteUser breaks the model API - are you sure we need to change the name of the method?

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Ok, got it. It sounds like maybe overriding User::delete to support hard/soft deletes was a bad idea in the first place. But do we need a deleteUser method either? It sounds like maybe we should use model events to handle deleting/modifying related entities instead. Choosing to do a hard/soft delete could be handled in the controller method.

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