Padding on image wide paragraph

No. I did a new 8.4-dev installation, added bootstrap-paragraphs 2.x-dev via composer and ran composer update.

In the project description I see:

"The fields in the 1.x branch all had the machine names field_. A few people ran into conflicts when installing this module on top of distributions. In 2.x we name spaced the fields, and Paragraph bundles to use bp_ instead."

I checked the field in my installation. I gave the field the name "Paragraph Body". The resulting field is called field_paragraph_body.

This clearly does not fit the above description - the field name starts with "field_" instead of "bp_". I checked the composer.json file and the terminal. Bootstrap-paragraphs 2.x-dev was specified in composer.json and the terminal installed:

- Installing drupal/bootstrap_paragraphs (dev-2.x 346c6ef): Cloning 346c6ef1f4

No error(s) shows up in dblog or the error_log file

I have reinstalled the 8.4-dev site. The class name is no longer visible in the display.

The scaling to different image sizes is functional, but the image width "Full Screen" does not generate an image across 12 columns.
The padding, my original issue, is still visible. I don't think padding makes sense for an image. Alternatively, could there be an option which allows the choice between padding, so that the images aligns with text, and no padding so that the image aligns with the Nav Bar and Title?

Yes. I tried it on two different sites:

http://www.raceboats.com/advanced-composite-powerboats

For testing this issue, I set up an additional site:

https://www.quitecontent.co.za/test

Let me know if you would like to access to this test site

Installed the new commit and cleared the cache.
Using the revised module, the "Full Screen" setting now aligns the image with the Nav Bar and Title. No more padding!

Aesthetically, I think this is a big improvement. Thank you @thejimbirch

@thejimbirch Could you give me some feedback on my ideas of "Full Screen" vs. "Wide"?
I am currently using the "Full Screen" setting, and getting a result that I would define as "Wide", i.e. an image in 10 of 12 columns without padding. For me the setting "Full Screen" implies edge-to-edge in the browser, like in your site http://bp.jimbir.ch

Is my definition, and therefore expectation, wrong? Is the intention that an edge-to-edge image requires the Xeno Hero module on GitHub?

Thank you for the input @thejimbirch. Much appreciated.