Currently we have RealmObject.delete() as an extension method. This allows for a nice shorthand when writing

realm.writeBlocking {
  val john = copyToRealm(Person())
  john.delete()
}

Unfortunately, this is also possible outside the write transaction

val john = Person()
john.delete() // Will throw an exception

We should evaluate if the fluency of the API trumps making it slightly less safe or if we can find a better way to control the scope of the delete method.

We already expose a delete method on the MutableRealm, so you can do something like this:

realm.writeBlocking {
  val john = copyToRealm(Person())
  delete(john)
}