@@ -84,8 +84,8 @@ In other words, this command does the snapshot to trie conversion.
8484 Action : checkDanglingStorage ,
8585 Flags : flags .Merge (utils .NetworkFlags , utils .DatabaseFlags ),
8686 Description : `
87- geth snapshot check-dangling-storage <state-root> traverses the snap storage
88- data, and verifies that all snapshot storage data has a corresponding account.
87+ geth snapshot check-dangling-storage <state-root> traverses the snap storage
88+ data, and verifies that all snapshot storage data has a corresponding account.
8989` ,
9090 },
9191 {
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ data, and verifies that all snapshot storage data has a corresponding account.
9696 Flags : flags .Merge (utils .NetworkFlags , utils .DatabaseFlags ),
9797 Description : `
9898geth snapshot inspect-account <address | hash> checks all snapshot layers and prints out
99- information about the specified address.
99+ information about the specified address.
100100` ,
101101 },
102102 {
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ geth snapshot traverse-rawstate <state-root>
125125will traverse the whole state from the given root and will abort if any referenced
126126trie node or contract code is missing. This command can be used for state integrity
127127verification. The default checking target is the HEAD state. It's basically identical
128- to traverse-state, but the check granularity is smaller.
128+ to traverse-state, but the check granularity is smaller.
129129
130130It's also usable without snapshot enabled.
131131` ,
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ It's also usable without snapshot enabled.
143143 }, utils .NetworkFlags , utils .DatabaseFlags ),
144144 Description : `
145145This command is semantically equivalent to 'geth dump', but uses the snapshots
146- as the backend data source, making this command a lot faster.
146+ as the backend data source, making this command a lot faster.
147147
148148The argument is interpreted as block number or hash. If none is provided, the latest
149149block is used.
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