The pinning reupload command takes a Swarm hash, and instructs the Bee node to fetch that data, stamp it with the same or a new postage batch, and reupload to the network.
This is useful when:
- The end user wants to re-stamp the data with a longer TTL postage batch
- When the postage batch has already expired, but the data is still retrievable from node caches
- When the file is erasure coded, and some chunks are missing ("repair")
So it doesn't make much sense to have this command hidden under the pinning group; it should be a top-level command instead.
Completion Criteria
The
pinning reuploadcommand takes a Swarm hash, and instructs the Bee node to fetch that data, stamp it with the same or a new postage batch, and reupload to the network.This is useful when:
So it doesn't make much sense to have this command hidden under the
pinninggroup; it should be a top-level command instead.Completion Criteria
swarm-cli reuploadreuploadcommand, and verifies that it has been added to the upload history with the new postage batch id