Wrong use of conditions method on twitter_account_delete().

The function twitter_account_delete() truncates authmap, twitter_account and twitter table.

It should be fixed asap, before anyone tries to use it some hook like hook_user_delete
the code is using
$query->conditions('twitter_uid', $twitter_uid);
instead of
$query->condition('twitter_uid', $twitter_uid);
Which is doing a delete over the entire table.

Current Version:

function twitter_account_delete($twitter_uid) {
  $account = twitter_account_load($twitter_uid);

  // Delete from {twitter_account}.
  $query = db_delete('twitter_account');
  $query->conditions('twitter_uid', $twitter_uid);
  $query->execute();

  // Delete from {twitter}.
  $query = db_delete('twitter');
  $query->conditions('screen_name', $account->screen_name);
  $query->execute();

  // Delete from {twitter_account}.
  $query = db_delete('authmap');
  $query->conditions('authname', $twitter_uid);
  $query->conditions('module', 'twitter');
  $query->execute();
}

Here is the fixed version

function twitter_account_delete($twitter_uid) {
  $account = twitter_account_load($twitter_uid);

  // Delete from {twitter_account}.
  $query = db_delete('twitter_account');
  $query->condition('twitter_uid', $twitter_uid);
  $query->execute();

  // Delete from {twitter}.
  $query = db_delete('twitter');
  $query->condition('screen_name', $account->screen_name);
  $query->execute();

  // Delete from {twitter_account}.
  $query = db_delete('authmap');
  $query->condition('authname', $twitter_uid);
  $query->condition('module', 'twitter');
  $query->execute();
}