openspec-bulk-archive-change

To archive multiple OpenSpec changes at once, you can batch-archive all completed changes in a single operation. This process moves them to the dated archive directory while validating artifacts, tasks, and delta specs to ensure safe file moves.

Batch archiving in OpenSpec change lifecycle management is the process of moving multiple completed parallel changes to a dated archive folder. It validates artifacts and tasks, streamlines your active workspace, and preserves important configuration files.

Yes, batch archiving handles conflicts intelligently when multiple parallel changes are ready for archiving. It performs conflict-aware handling to ensure safe file moves and preserves history in the openspec/changes/archive directory.

You can clean up your active OpenSpec changes list while maintaining traceability by running a batch-archive. This moves completed changes to a date-stamped archive directory, automatically validating delta specs and preserving configuration files.

During a bulk archive of OpenSpec changes, artifacts, tasks, and delta specs are validated before execution. This validation ensures safe file moves into the openspec/changes/archive directory while preserving relevant configuration data.

You should avoid bulk archiving OpenSpec changes if your parallel modifications are not fully completed or if artifacts and tasks fail validation. The process requires changes to be ready and capable of passing conflict-aware handling for safe archival.