Waymark / Routes / docs.runloop.ai Create, list, and restore Runloop devbox disk snapshots for branching or rollback
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Documented steps Snapshots capture only disk state (no memory/in-process state) of an existing devbox for reuse or branching. Create synchronously: Python `await devbox.snapshot_disk()`; TypeScript `await devbox.snapshotDisk()`. Create asynchronously and wait: Python `snapshot = await devbox.snapshot_disk_async(); await snapshot.await_completion()`; TypeScript `devbox.snapshotDiskAsync()` / `snapshot.awaitCompletion()`. Create a new devbox from a snapshot: `await snapshot.createDevbox()`. List snapshots for a devbox: Python `await runloop.snapshot.list(devbox_id=...)`; TypeScript `runloop.snapshot.list({ devbox_id: ... })`. Delete a snapshot when no longer needed: `await snapshot.delete()`. Docs: https://docs.runloop.ai/docs/devboxes/snapshots Known gotchas Snapshots persist indefinitely by default and continue to incur storage costs until explicitly deleted. Only disk state is captured — in-memory/process state is not preserved (same limitation as suspend/resume). Snapshots are quick to create from a live devbox but are not Docker-layer-cached like Blueprints.
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