This behavior change is in the 2022_06 bundle. The bundle was first introduced disabled by default in the 6.29 release.
For the most up-to-date details about the version and date in which it will be enabled, as well as other release-related details, see the Behavior Change Log.
Due to an internal system error, some permanent tables are not billed for storage for fail-safe bytes. Specifically, if a transient table is created as a clone of a permanent table, and the permanent table is subsequently dropped, Snowflake does not bill for fail-safe storage of the permanent table.
Billing for fail-safe has changed as follows:
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Previously:
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Some permanent tables were not billed for fail-safe storage.
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Currently:
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Customers are billed for fail-safe storage for all permanent tables.
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Ref: 495
