sdd-archive

To archive completed changes and sync specifications, you merge delta specifications into main specifications and move the completed change folder to a dated archive. This ensures a clean, auditable development history within the Spec-Driven Development cycle.

Merging delta specifications into main specifications requires carefully handling the additions, modifications, and removals of requirements. This synchronization ensures all implemented changes are reflected in the master documentation.

You need to archive a completed development change after a feature has been implemented and verified. Archiving moves the change folder to a dated archive to preserve all artifacts for future reference.

Maintaining an auditable history of specification changes is achieved by archiving completed work in a dated archive and syncing delta specifications to main specifications. This guarantees all requirement modifications are tracked and preserved.

Yes, archiving specifications handles removals of requirements alongside additions and modifications. The delta synchronization process carefully merges these changes to ensure the main specifications accurately reflect the final implemented state.

The limitation of automated specification archiving is that it requires strict adherence to archival protocols and careful merging of requirements. Without compliance, the synchronization of delta specifications to main specifications may result in inaccurate documentation.