We scan this tool’s changelog a few times a day and keep the changes that would alter your agent’s next action: 22 since February 2026, each linked to its source.
renderWhen creating a sandbox that needs outbound HTTPS access to specific domains, run `render ea sandboxes create --allow-egress-https <domain>` and repeat the flag for each domain. If no network policy is specified, this sets the `allow-list` policy.
render ea sandboxes create --allow-egress-https <domain>When creating and reusing a sandbox snapshot, the v2.29.0 release note says to name it with `snapshots create --name`, then create a sandbox from its name or ID with `sandboxes create --from`. The current Render reference documents different flags, so it does not establish runnable usage for these v2.29.0 commands.
When the snapshot is not still being created, run `render ea sandboxes snapshots delete <snapshotId> --confirm` to delete it.
render ea sandboxes snapshots delete <snapshotId> --confirmWhen a running sandbox needs preserving, create a snapshot and poll its status with `get` until it is `available`. Then restore it as a new sandbox with `--snapshot-id`; snapshots and restored sandboxes must use the source sandbox’s group.
render ea sandboxes snapshots create <sandboxId>
render ea sandboxes snapshots get <snapshotId>
render ea sandboxes snapshots listWhen creating or updating a Render Postgres database, set `--connection-pool` to `none` or `pgbouncer`; inspect the database’s detail output to see its current mode.
render postgres create --connection-pool=<none|pgbouncer>When creating or updating a Key Value instance, pass `--persistence-mode` to set its mode; use `kv get` to inspect the instance details, including persistence mode. [CLI reference](https://render.com/docs/cli-reference)
render kv create --name <name> --region <region> --plan <plan> --persistence-mode <journal_snapshot|snapshot|off>For managing a Render Key Value resource, use the generally available `render keyvalues` commands; `render kv` is a shorthand alias.
render keyvalues listWhen managing a Render Postgres resource, use the CLI commands available in version 2.21.0 or later; `render pg` is the documented shorthand. Create a database with `render pg create --name <name> --region <region> --version <major> --plan <plan> --confirm`, or use the documented `list` and `get` commands to inspect resources.
render pg create --name <name> --region <region> --version <major> --plan <plan> --confirmFor Postgres databases, use `render ea pg list` to find targets, `get` to inspect one, `update` to modify one, and `suspend` or `resume` to change its state.
When creating a Postgres database in interactive output mode, run `render ea pg create` without `--confirm` to open the wizard.
render ea pg create