openspec-bulk-archive-change

Batch archiving multiple completed changes requires selecting active changes via the openspec CLI, validating them, and resolving conflicts before moving them to an organized archive directory in one operation.

Yes, batch archiving detects conflicts between parallel change pipelines automatically. It provides resolution guidance before moving the selected completed changes to ensure consistent historical records.

Spec synchronization during archiving applies delta updates to ensure spec files remain accurate. It optionally updates the target archive directory while preserving important metadata like the .openspec.yaml file.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to archive changes safely. The archiving process relies on the CLI to list active changes, validate selections, and execute standard file operations.

To preserve important metadata like .openspec.yaml during codebase archiving, use a batch archiving tool that explicitly protects configuration files while moving change records to the target archive directory.

Manually archiving parallel changes is error-prone due to unhandled conflicts and metadata loss. Automating the process with batch validation and delta spec synchronization ensures consistent organization of archived records.