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<Update label="2026-06-25" tags={["Edge Scripting","(New)"]}>
## Edge Scripting Runtime API and `waitUntil` documentation

New Runtime API reference page for Edge Scripting, documenting the `waitUntil` function that allows scripts to continue running after a request completes — useful for maintaining WebSocket connections and background tasks. The WebSocket guide has also been updated with a practical `waitUntil` example. [Learn more](/scripting/runtime)
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## Custom Response Pages for Bunny Shield

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<Update label="2026-06-25" tags={["New"]}>
## Runtime API and `waitUntil`

New Runtime API reference documenting the `waitUntil` function, which extends script isolate lifetime after a request finishes — ideal for keeping WebSocket connections alive and running background work. The WebSocket guide now includes a `waitUntil` usage example. [Learn more](/scripting/runtime)
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