openspec-bulk-archive-change

Batch-archiving OpenSpec changes moves multiple completed changes into an archive location simultaneously. It validates active changes, resolves delta-spec conflicts, and archives to openspec/changes/archive with date stamping to preserve history and metadata.

Conflict-aware batch archival assesses delta specs for multiple changes and resolves potential conflicts before archiving. This ensures delta-spec conflicts are addressed upfront, preventing inconsistent state propagation into the dated archive path.

Yes, OpenSpec batch archival maintains a dated archive path and preserves the .openspec.yaml file for traceability. This audit-friendly approach keeps essential metadata intact while moving completed changes out of the active workspace.

Batch archiving OpenSpec changes is ideal when several changes are ready to retire simultaneously. It reduces manual overhead by validating active changes, resolving conflicts, and moving them to the archive folder in a single operation.

Spec synchronization is optional before archiving completed OpenSpec changes. The batch archival process validates active changes and resolves delta-spec conflicts, but you can choose whether to synchronize specs before moving changes to the dated archive path.

Batch-archiving completed OpenSpec changes is the best way to keep the workspace tidy. It moves multiple changes into a dated archive path while preserving references, history, and essential metadata for audit purposes.