Comment 10 for bug 1946808

I did run an update of only one file and I did install another application. Rebooting and reverting back to the last snapshot did work as expected. The application has been removed and I could rerun the update again.

According to the Internet the next commands would stop all autozsys snapshots

systemctl --user stop zsys-user-savestate.timer
systemctl --user disable zsys-user-savestate.timer
sudo mv /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/90_zsys_system_autosnapshot /etc/apt/apt.conf.d /90_zsys_system_autosnapshot_disabled

but I still have collected a lot of autozsys snapshots, see next list

rpool/USERDATA/bertadmin_9ykbc6@211015-proposed 2.08M - 177M -
rpool/USERDATA/bertadmin_9ykbc6@autozsys_h1yy2t 92K - 176M -
rpool/USERDATA/bertadmin_9ykbc6@211017-proposed 84K - 176M -
rpool/USERDATA/bertadmin_g64ltk@autozsys_6g35l0 456K - 176M -
rpool/USERDATA/bertadmin_g64ltk@autozsys_501rmb 520K - 176M -
rpool/USERDATA/bertadmin_g64ltk@autozsys_jr1n7t 488K - 176M -
rpool/USERDATA/bertadmin_g64ltk@autozsys_m29pbs 480K - 176M -
rpool/USERDATA/bertadmin_g64ltk@autozsys_4h79sx 356K - 175M -
rpool/USERDATA/root_9ykbc6@211015-proposed 72K - 812K -
rpool/USERDATA/root_9ykbc6@211017-proposed 0B - 812K -

Did I make an error or should I produce another bug-report?