openspec-archive-change

To archive completed changes in an experimental workflow, you can use a structured archiving process that verifies artifact and task completion. This ensures all necessary checks pass and delta spec synchronization is managed before finalizing the change.

Before archiving a change in configuration management, the system verifies artifact completion status, checks related task completion status, and handles delta spec synchronization. These checks ensure all components are finalized before the actual archiving process begins.

Delta spec synchronization handles merging delta specs with main specs if necessary during the archiving process. This ensures the main specifications reflect the completed changes before the change is finalized and moved to the archive.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI and associated tools to automate the archiving of completed changes. The system requires these dependencies to perform necessary checks, manage delta spec synchronization, and execute the archive operation.

Yes, you can specify a change name to select a specific change for archiving, or let the system infer the change from context. This allows flexibility when finalizing individual changes within the experimental workflow.

The archiving process verifies all artifacts and tasks are complete before proceeding. If these completion checks fail, the system prevents the archive operation to ensure only fully finalized changes are archived in the workflow.