gentilmente

As attach returns an array it must be ` bCarousel[0].destroy()` but I get ``` Uncaught TypeError: this.off is not a function at bulmaCarousel._unbindEvents (VM116 bulma-carousel.js:629) at bulmaCarousel.destroy (VM116 bulma-carousel.js:863) ```...

@adminy, my workarround was ``` attachCarousel: (elem) => { carru.instance = bulmaCarousel.attach(elem, { slidesToScroll: 1, slidesToShow: 5, }); }, killCarousel: function (elem) { if (Array.isArray(carru.instance)) { elem.replaceChildren(); delete carru.instance; }...

OK ``` attachCarousel: () => bulmaCarousel.attach('#carousel-demo', { slidesToScroll: 1, slidesToShow: 5, }), ``` hangs but if I add {} to the arrow func it works, at least for the first...

well, destroy() calls nothing so a WORKARROUND I was trying to delete ref to object to re attach, but always came back the same carousel obj. I found ``` static...

You could use `--list-config` and `--setconfig ***` list, to see how is named in your model and set, for setting a value.

I think the problem comes from getting de path of the photo in camera. `gphoto2 --capture-image-and-download` `New file is in location /capt0000.jpg on the camera` `Saving file as capt0000.jpg` `Deleting...