The post-capture script is not executed: - after capture of a preview exposure - after each capture during framing (looping) - when a capture is aborted STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. set a post-capture script in the scripts management window 2. start a capture using preview, or using framing. Post-capture script is not executed. or: 1. Start a capture (any mode: sequence, preview or framing) 2. Abort capture pressing "stop" button OBSERVED RESULT Post-capture script is not executed EXPECTED RESULT Post-capture script should be executed. This is particularly relevant when using a shutter release cable driven by the script. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Raspbian Buster, Astroberry ADDITIONAL INFORMATION In my case, the script drives the SNAP port of an AZ-GTi Mount. It works when called manually.
Dear Jasem, I also noted that if a delay is set between captures in a sequence, it takes place before executing the post-capture script. I think the post-capture script should be executed before waiting for the delay. In this way, the delay will take place "between captures" when the script controls a camera shutter (currently, the delay time is added to the capture). Should I add another bug report for this? Best regards, Ricardo
THanks, it's not mean by preview nor looping, and need to think to add it on exposure abort. Since it is assumed this script is meant to run after you successfully capture an image, not that if you abort it.
Should be fixed in 3.6.0
I'd like to point out that it's not intended to run at preview exposure or looping.