It looks like you're trying to use the enum method on the Select component, but you're also calling options with the enum class as an argument, which is not necessary. The enum method is used to automatically generate options from an enum class, so you don't need to call options separately.
Here's how you can define the select component with enum options correctly:
Forms\Components\Select::make('status')
->enum(Status::class)
This will automatically use the enum values as options for the select component. The enum method will take care of converting the enum cases to the appropriate key-value pairs for the select options.
If you want to manually specify the options for some reason, you can use the options method with a callback or an array that maps the enum cases to their display values. Here's an example of how to do it manually:
Forms\Components\Select::make('status')
->options([
Status::Active->value => 'Active',
Status::Inactive->value => 'Inactive',
])
In this case, you're creating an associative array where the keys are the enum values and the values are the display strings for the select options.
Remember to remove the erroneous ->options(Status::class) call from your code, as it's trying to pass the class name as an array of options, which is causing the error you're seeing.