Restoring from a snapshot with APFS — Mac Lovin'
https://maclovin.org/blog-native/2017/restoring-from-a-snapshot-with-apfs
january 2018 ‧ apfs highsierra macos osx ‧ open in karakeep
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APFS now support snapshots, a feature users of Virtual Machines love and can barely live without! You can now take a snapshot from command line by typing “sudo tmutil snapshot” in the Terminal. You will then be able to browse it and restore individual files using either Time M
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