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An optional name can be provided, and read back via 'ipfs pin ls --detailed'.
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Be mindful of defaults:
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- - Default pin type is 'recursive' (entire DAG).
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- - Pass -r=false to create a direct pin for a single block.
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- - Use 'pin ls -t recursive' to only list roots of recursively pinned DAGs (faster)
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- - Default pin name is empty. Pass '--name' to 'pin add' to set one
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- and use 'pin ls --detailed' to see it.
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- - Pin add is idempotent: pinning CID which is already pinned won't change
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- the name, value passed with '--name' with the original pin is preserved.
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- To rename pin, use 'pin rm' and 'pin add --name'.
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- - If daemon is running, any missing blocks will be retrieved from the network.
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- It may take some time. Pass '--progress' to track the progress.
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+
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+ Default pin type is 'recursive' (entire DAG).
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+ Pass -r=false to create a direct pin for a single block.
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+ Use 'pin ls -t recursive' to only list roots of recursively pinned DAGs
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+ (significantly faster when many big DAGs are pinned recursively)
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+
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+ Default pin name is empty. Pass '--name' to 'pin add' to set one
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+ and use 'pin ls --detailed' to see it.
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+ Pin add is idempotent: pinning CID which is already pinned won't change
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+ the name, value passed with '--name' with the original pin is preserved.
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+ To rename pin, use 'pin rm' and 'pin add --name'.
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+
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+ If daemon is running, any missing blocks will be retrieved from the network.
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+ It may take some time. Pass '--progress' to track the progress.
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