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Run the Erigon segment retire command to build, merge, and clean snapshot files. Use this for snapshot publication readiness preparation.
| name | erigon-seg-retire |
| description | Run the Erigon segment retire command to build, merge, and clean snapshot files. Use this for snapshot publication readiness preparation. |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read |
The erigon seg retire command prepares snapshot files for publication by performing build, merge, and cleanup operations on segment files.
/erigon-build first if the binary doesn't exist./build/bin/erigon seg retire --datadir=<path>
Replace <path> with the actual path to your Erigon data directory.
The retire command performs these operations in sequence:
This command is part of the "Publishable v2" snapshot release flow:
seg retire (this command)seg clearIndexingseg indexpublishable command# Build the binary first (if needed)
make erigon
# Ensure Erigon is stopped, then run seg retire
./build/bin/erigon seg retire --datadir=/data/erigon
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