openspec-archive-change

Archiving completed changes involves verifying all artifacts and tasks are complete before finalization, with an option to synchronize delta specifications with main specifications. This ensures changes are securely stored and the workflow remains organized.

Change finalization is the process of verifying completion status of all artifacts and tasks within a change before securely archiving it for long-term storage. It ensures only reviewed and completed changes are stored in the workflow.

Yes, the openspec CLI is required to archive changes. The archiving process depends on the CLI environment and a proper setup for delta specification analysis to verify completion status before finalization.

Workflow verification checks the status of artifacts and tasks within a change before finalizing the archiving process. The command `archive_change "change_name"` automatically verifies completion status and handles the archiving.

Yes, spec synchronization is an optional step during change archiving that merges delta specifications with their main counterparts. This keeps the main specifications updated when completed changes are finalized and archived.

Change archiving requires workflow verification to confirm all artifacts and tasks are complete. The process checks completion status before finalization to prevent incomplete changes from being archived in long-term storage.