zenigame-snapshot

Yes, snapshot integrity is verified before applying restores. The tool records file checksums and git commit metadata during creation, then validates this metadata against the stored files before executing any restore operation to ensure experimental artefacts remain uncorrupted.

The best way to revert config files to a known state is creating a snapshot before running regression tests. After experimentation, you restore the named snapshot, which automatically generates a pre-restore backup and verifies integrity for safe comparison.

Git is used to record commit metadata within each snapshot, linking experimental artifacts to specific repository states. While the tool stores files in a predefined directory, git integration ensures traceability and reproducibility across experiment rollbacks.

Atomic snapshot restore enforces safe rollback by creating a pre-restore backup of current files before overwriting them. This mechanism ensures that if a restore fails or integrity verification detects corruption, your existing experiment artifacts remain intact and recoverable.

You can delete obsolete experiment snapshots to manage storage and history. The list operation displays all available named snapshots stored in the dedicated directory, allowing you to identify and remove outdated Winners, Candidates, and Config versions safely.