lina-openspec-archive-changes

Auto-archiving completed OpenSpec changes in LinaPro repositories requires strict completion validation to verify all tasks and artifacts are done before safely moving them. This automated process scans active changes, enforces non-bypassable guardrails, and skips incomplete work to prevent accidental data loss.

OpenSpec change archival handles plugin capability spec naming by automatically detecting missing prefixes in spec directories and repairing them. This anomaly auto-repair mechanism fixes mismatched requirement headers and naming convention violations, then re-validates the changes before allowing archival.

When OpenSpec changes have incomplete tasks during automated archival, the process skips those changes and prevents archival. It enforces strict completion validation rules that cannot be bypassed, ensuring only fully completed work with all artifacts in done state gets archived.

You can get a clear audit trail of archived and skipped OpenSpec changes through structured reporting output. The audit report lists all successfully archived changes, skipped changes with explicit reasons, and any auto-repair actions taken, ensuring full traceability of the archival process.

OpenSpec change archival fails validation when active changes contain incomplete tasks, artifacts not in done state, or detectable anomalies like missing plugin prefixes. The strict validation guardrails enforce these rules to ensure no incomplete or non-compliant work is accidentally archived.

LinaPro OpenSpec archival works without manual spec lifecycle management by automating the entire process of scanning, validating, and archiving completed changes. It eliminates manual overhead while maintaining consistent naming standards and providing audit trails for all archival and skip actions.