openspec-bulk-archive-change

To bulk-archive OpenSpec changes, run the bulk archive command to move selected changes to a date-named archive directory. This consolidates change histories and preserves important metadata like .openspec.yaml during the move.

Bulk archiving handles conflicts by inspecting delta specs and the codebase, then applying results in a deterministic order. This ensures reproducible archival steps in parallel and multi-user workflows.

The best way to preserve .openspec.yaml metadata is using bulk archiving, which maintains important configuration while moving completed work into an archival store named with the current date for audits.

Yes, you can batch-archive multiple OpenSpec changes in a single operation. This streamlines change-history management by consolidating change histories and moving completed work for audits.

Yes, OpenSpec bulk archiving supports timestamped directories by moving changes to an archive directory named with the current date. This ensures reproducible archival steps for audit purposes.

Use bulk archiving when consolidating change histories in multi-developer environments. It safely moves completed work into an archival store, handling conflict detection and per-change metadata for audits.