[2.x] fix: delete avatar file from disk when user account is deleted#4485
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AvatarUploader::remove() was never called during user deletion, leaving avatar files as orphans on the flarum-avatars disk. Every deleted user with a custom avatar accumulated a stranded file indefinitely. Hook into the existing deleting observer (pre-delete, so the avatar_url attribute is still readable) and delete the file directly from the filesystem. Uses getRawOriginal() to get the stored path rather than the accessor, which would return a full URL. Fixes #4459
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Summary
Closes #4459.
When a user account was deleted, their avatar file was never cleaned up from the
flarum-avatarsdisk.AvatarUploader::remove()was only called via the explicit avatar delete flow — not during user account deletion. Over time this accumulates orphaned files with no recovery path.Fix
Hook into the existing
deletingobserver inUser::boot()(pre-delete, soavatar_urlis still readable) and delete the file directly from the filesystem using the sameresolve(Factory::class)->disk('flarum-avatars')pattern already used in the model.Using
deletingrather thandeletedis intentional — by the timedeletedfires the model attributes may no longer reflect the original DB state.getRawOriginal('avatar_url')reads the stored path rather than going through the accessor (which would return a full URL).Test plan
flarum-avatarsstorage