Fails on reverse oneToOne relationship

[jasonfarkas]

I have s.t like

class ModelA(SoftDeleteModel): 
   ...

class ModelB(SoftDeleteModel):
  model_a = models.OneToOneField(to=ModelA, on_delete=models.SET_NULL)

when I attempt to delete an instance of model a from the admin. It fails saying 'ModelA' object has no attribute '.all()'
this is b/c it is hitting this line

django-softdelete/softdelete/models.py

Line 253 in e9d6ee1

getattr(self, rel).all().update(**{x.remote_field.name: None})

instead of realizing that it is a reverse oneToOne field.

[lidorkook]

Similar issue for me, trying to delete instance of model a, it throws RelatedObjectDoesNotExist: A has no b, because I don't have any ModelB instance pointing to the deleted model a instance.

[decibyte]

@lidorkook your issue is not the same as the one @jasonfarkas has reported. I believe your problem has been solved, but the fix is not yet released to PyPI. Did you try installing directly from GitHub in order to see if the problem is still there?