pub(crate) enum Command {
State(StateArgs),
StateRollup(StateRollupArgs),
StateRollups(StateArgs),
BlobCount(BlobArgs),
BlobBatchPart(BlobBatchPartArgs),
ConsolidatedSize(StateArgs),
UnreferencedBlobs(StateArgs),
ShardStats(BlobArgs),
BlobUsage(StateArgs),
StateDiff(StateArgs),
}
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Individual subcommands of inspect
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State(StateArgs)
Prints latest consensus state as JSON
StateRollup(StateRollupArgs)
Prints latest consensus rollup state as JSON
StateRollups(StateArgs)
Prints consensus rollup state of all known rollups as JSON
BlobCount(BlobArgs)
Prints the count and size of blobs in an environment
BlobBatchPart(BlobBatchPartArgs)
Prints blob batch part contents
ConsolidatedSize(StateArgs)
Prints consolidated and unconsolidated size, in bytes and update count
UnreferencedBlobs(StateArgs)
Prints the unreferenced blobs across all shards
ShardStats(BlobArgs)
Prints various statistics about the latest rollups for all the shards in an environment
BlobUsage(StateArgs)
Prints information about blob usage for a shard
StateDiff(StateArgs)
Prints each consensus state change as JSON. Output includes the full consensus state before and after each state transitions:
{
"previous": previous_consensus_state,
"new": new_consensus_state,
}
This is most helpfully consumed using a JSON diff tool like jd
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to show only the changed fields between state transitions:
persistcli inspect state-diff --shard-id <shard> --consensus-uri <consensus_uri> |
while read diff; do
echo $diff | jq '.new' > temp_new
echo $diff | jq '.previous' > temp_previous
echo $diff | jq '.new.seqno'
jd -color -set temp_previous temp_new
done
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