openspec-archive-change

To archive completed changes in a software development workflow, you need a tool that verifies artifact and task completion before securely storing the change directories. This automated process ensures finalized changes are organized for future reference.

The best way to verify task completion before archiving a change is to use an automated workflow tool that performs checks on all associated artifacts and tasks. This ensures no incomplete work is archived prematurely.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to interact with the experimental workflow and manage change directories. The archiving process relies on this CLI to automate the secure storage of finalized changes.

Yes, you can sync delta specs when archiving completed changes in configuration management. The archiving process assesses the sync state of delta specs and offers synchronization options before finalizing the archive.

The change archiving process requires confirmation prompts to provide a user-friendly interface that guides you step-by-step. This ensures you explicitly verify artifact and task completion before securely storing changes.

You should archive a completed change in an experimental workflow once all associated artifacts and tasks are fully verified as complete. Archiving finalized changes keeps your configuration management process organized and securely stores the work for future reference.