openspec-bulk-archive-change

You can archive multiple completed git changes at once by running a batch processing operation that validates artifacts and tasks before executing. This workflow automation resolves spec conflicts by analyzing the actual codebase implementation to ensure accurate batch archiving.

Spec synchronization during batch code archiving works by intelligently checking the codebase for actual implementation to resolve overlapping specification conflicts. It validates artifacts, detects capability conflicts, and prompts for user confirmation before merging changes based on real code.

Yes, you can archive several parallel development tasks in a single operation. The batch processing validates all completed changes, detects capability conflicts across the tasks, and requests user confirmation before executing the archive command to prevent errors.

When specification conflicts occur while archiving multiple changes, the system intelligently resolves them by checking the codebase for actual implementation. It analyzes the real code to determine how overlapping spec changes should be correctly merged during the archive process.

No, you do not need to manually resolve capability conflicts before archiving completed changes. The workflow automation automatically detects these conflicts, validates artifacts and tasks against the codebase, and prompts for user confirmation before executing the archive command.

You should use batch processing for version control archiving after completing several related features or parallel development tasks. It significantly reduces manual effort and potential for error by validating artifacts and resolving spec conflicts automatically in a single operation.