openspec-bulk-archive-change

Batch archiving OpenSpec changes consolidates multiple completed change records into a single operation. You select active changes, run the batch archive, and the system validates implementations before generating an auditable outcome report.

When delta-spec conflicts occur during a batch archive, the system detects them by inspecting the codebase to determine what is actually implemented. It intelligently resolves these conflicts before proceeding with the archival.

No, you cannot archive OpenSpec changes before implementations exist. The batch archive process enforces codebase validations to ensure that implementations are present before archiving any active changes.

Batch archiving preserves change metadata by applying the operation across active changes while maintaining their original records. This generates an auditable archive history with a clear outcome report for tracking.

The best way to safely archive multiple completed codebase changes is using a batch operation with built-in conflict detection. This approach validates implementations and resolves delta-spec conflicts before committing the archival.

An OpenSpec batch archive fails on unimplemented changes because the system requires codebase validation. It ensures implementations exist before archiving, preventing incomplete changes from entering the auditable history.