A snapshot captures the state of a scratch org at a point in time. To update your snapshot, delete it
and create another snapshot. Unlike an org shape, a snapshot includes installed packages, metadata, and data.
The time to create a snapshot depends on the size of the source scratch org. To speed up snapshot creation time,
include only what’s necessary for your project.
A snapshot is a point-in-time copy of a scratch org that includes installed packages, features, limits, licenses, metadata, and data.
With scratch org snapshots, you can quickly replicate scratch orgs with the required project dependencies.
3.Create Scratch Org using Definition File
sf org create scratch --definition-file Config/snapshot-scratch-def.json --alias your-scratch-org-alias --target-dev-hub your-dev-hub-alias --wait 10
ex :
sf org create scratch --definition-file config/project-scratch-def-snapshot.json --alias SnappedScratchOrg --target-dev-hub Spring24 --wait 10
The definition file look like below
project-scratch-def.json
{
"orgName" : "Demo Scratch Org from a Snapshot,
"snapshot" : "Mysnapshot"
}
Create Scratch snapshot using cli command
sf org create snapshot --name <name> --source-org <ID or alias of scratch org> \
--target-dev-hub <username or alias of Dev Hub org> --description <text>
ex :
sf org create snapshot --name dhsnapshot --source-org dreamhouse-scratch \
--target-dev-hub my-dev-hub --description "Dreamhouse app"
Scratch org Snapshot CLI commands
1.Create : org create snapshot
2.List : org list snapshot
3.Delete : org delete snapshot
4.Get : org get snapshot
Key features of scratch Org snapshots :
CLI commands to create,list and delete snapshots
Support for Salesforce,Platform and DX Limited Access user Licenses
Allocations per edition : 40 in Enterprise,100 in Unlimited and performance
Max 90 day lifespan
Auto-cleanup of expired snapshots
Auto-upgrade of snapshot version at major salesforce release boundaries
Compatible with package version creations.
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