The documentation for installing the GaiaNet node has been updated to include instructions on how to install a specific version of the GaiaNet Node, rather than just the latest version.
Users can now specify a custom installation directory using the --base flag during installation. This change allows users to install GaiaNet in a directory other than the default $HOME/gaianet.
If a custom installation directory is used, the --base flag should be included when initializing and starting/stopping the node to ensure it runs from the correct location.
An example has been provided in the documentation to demonstrate how to use the --base flag with a custom installation directory.
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Commit 882c56af646327d7acc8a4d406ca5b1e918bd50d
--baseflag during installation. This change allows users to install GaiaNet in a directory other than the default$HOME/gaianet.--baseflag should be included when initializing and starting/stopping the node to ensure it runs from the correct location.--baseflag with a custom installation directory.