unarchive-repo

Restoring an archived repository involves running the unarchive-repo script to update its visibility status. This automatically makes the repository identifiable by its name, slug, or current git path and reappears in memory query results.

Identifying a repository for unarchiving is best done by using its specific name or slug. Alternatively, you can use the current git repository path to automatically locate and update the correct archived entry in the memory system.

Yes, a Python environment is required to unarchive a repository because the process relies on the manage_memory.py script. An optional virtual environment setup is also supported to execute the unarchiving operation safely.

If an archived repository is not appearing in query results, the manage_memory.py script may not have executed properly or the configured config-repo path is incorrect. Ensure your Python environment is active and the repository slug is accurate.

Yes, you can use the current git repo path to automatically identify and unarchive a repository. This allows the memory system to directly target the active directory and update its visibility without needing the explicit slug.