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`--expected-shred-version` is another knob for users to get wrong and is documentation that can get stale due to cluster restarts. Turns out it's also generally not required anymore either because: 1. The cluster entrypoint can always be expected to be using the correct shred version, and that shred version will be adopted by the new node (earlier this was not the case when the `solana-gossip spy` node on mainnet-beta.solana.com:8001 ran with shred version 0) 2. On a cluster restart, `--expected-bank-hash` is a much stronger assertion that the validator is starting from the correct place (and didn't exist when `--expected-shred-version` was first recommended) |
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README.md
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Solana's Docs are built using Docusaurus 2 with npm.
Static content delivery is handled using vercel.
Installing Docusaurus
$ npm install
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