enid prune
enid prune
enid prunePrunes the application's historical state by keeping recent heights and deleting older ones.
Pruning options are provided via the `--pruning` flag or `--pruning-keep-recent`.
For the `--pruning` flag, the options are as follows:
- default: Keeps the most recent 362880 states
- nothing: Saves all historical states; nothing will be deleted (i.e., archive node)
- everything: Keeps only the most recent 2 states
- custom: Allows manual specification of pruning options via `pruning-keep-recent`.
In addition to pruning options, the database home directory and backend type should be specified using the `--home` and `--app-db-backend` flags. Valid app-db-backend types include `goleveldb`, `cleveldb`, `rocksdb`, `boltdb`, and `badgerdb`.
Usage:
enid prune [flags]
Example:
prune --home './' --app-db-backend 'goleveldb' --pruning 'custom' --pruning-keep-recent 100 --pruning-keep-every 10 --pruning-interval 10
Flags:
--app-db-backend string Database type for the application and snapshot database
--chain-id string Chain ID
-h, --help Help information for prune
--home string Database home directory
--pruning string Pruning strategy (default|nothing|everything|custom) (default "default")
--pruning-interval uint Height interval to delete pruned heights on disk (ignored if pruning is not 'custom'),
This option is retained for compatibility with full pruning options (default 10)
--pruning-keep-every uint Offset heights retained on disk after 'keep-every' (ignored if pruning is not 'custom'),
This option is retained for compatibility with full pruning options
--pruning-keep-recent uint Number of recent heights to keep on disk (ignored if pruning is not 'custom')
Global Flags:
--log_format string Log format (json|plain)
--log_level string Log level (trace|debug|info|warn|error|fatal|panic)
--trace Print the full stack trace on errorLast updated