> @@ -116,7 +117,14 @@ public boolean
> apply(org.jclouds.digitalocean.domain.Image input) {
> @Override
> public boolean deleteImage(String id) {
> try {
> - api.getImageApi().delete(Integer.parseInt(id));
> + // The id of the image can be an id or a slug. Use the
> corresponding method of the API depending on what is
> + // provided. If it can be parsed as a number, use the method to
> destroy by ID. Otherwise, destroy by slug.
I think it will work, as there are not numeric slugs (and I don't expect there
to be). This is the entire list of slugs:
```bash
$ curl
"https://api.digitalocean.com/v1/images?client_id=<client_id>&api_key=<cpi_key>"
| json_pp | grep '"slug"' | cut -d\" -f4 | sort | column
arch-linux-2013-05-x32 debian-6-0-x64
gitlab-ubuntu-13.10 ubuntu-12-10-x32
arch-linux-2013-05-x64 debian-7-0-x32
lamp-ubuntu-12.04 ubuntu-12-10-x64
centos-5-8-x32 debian-7-0-x64
mean-ubuntu-12.04 ubuntu-12-10-x64-desktop
centos-5-8-x64 dokku-ubuntu-14.04
rails-unicorn-nginx-ubuntu-12.10 ubuntu-13-10-x32
centos-6-4-x32 fedora-19-x32
redmine-ubuntu-12.04 ubuntu-13-10-x64
centos-6-4-x64 fedora-19-x64
ubuntu-10-04-x32 ubuntu-14-04-x32
centos-6-5-x32 fedora-20-x32
ubuntu-10-04-x64 ubuntu-14-04-x64
centos-6-5-x64 fedora-20-x64
ubuntu-12-04-x32 wordpress-ubuntu-13.10
debian-6-0-x32 ghost-ubuntu-12.04
ubuntu-12-04-x64 null
```
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