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fix(bulk-archive): check the archive target before moving changeRoot - #1829
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Step 8c ran `mv` with no existence check. POSIX `mv` moves changeRoot inside an existing target directory and exits 0, so a same-day name collision produced archive/<target>/<target>/ and was recorded as a successful archive. The workflow already promised the opposite in three places: the guardrail "If archive target exists, fail that change but continue with others" and both failure output templates listing "Archive directory already exists". The single-change archive workflow implements the check; the bulk path did not. Closes Fission-AI#1827
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBulk archive workflows now pre-check all archive targets before writing main specs. Existing or duplicate targets block affected changes without syncing or moving them. The workflows re-check targets before each move and continue with remaining changes. ChangesBulk archive collision handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SelectedChanges
participant BulkArchiveWorkflow
participant MainSpecs
participant ArchiveDirectory
SelectedChanges->>BulkArchiveWorkflow: compute archive targets
BulkArchiveWorkflow->>ArchiveDirectory: check existing and duplicate targets
BulkArchiveWorkflow->>MainSpecs: sync only non-blocked changes
BulkArchiveWorkflow->>ArchiveDirectory: re-check target before move
ArchiveDirectory-->>BulkArchiveWorkflow: collision or available target
BulkArchiveWorkflow-->>SelectedChanges: record failed or archive result
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The regression test does not fully verify the archive move, reducing protection against a malformed workflow; the production risk is otherwise bounded. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Reviewed and verified independently — this looks right to me. The bulk path was the only one missing the guard; I confirmed the tests aren't vacuous: reverting the template guard fails 2 of the 3, exactly as you described. On your open question about the 2 local failures — CI is green across linux/macos/windows, so there's nothing to dig into. For what it's worth I saw a different pair fail locally ( Note: your fork's CI had never run — both workflows sat at For maintainers: #1796 fixes the same bug structurally, by delegating the move to |
The existence check at the move ran after step 8a had already synced the change's delta specs, so a collision still left main specs rewritten for a change that stayed active. `openspec archive` settles the destination before touching any spec; the batch now does the same in step 3 (including two selected changes that resolve to the same target), keeps blocked changes out of sync, conflict resolution, and the archive-everything option, and re-checks just before the move. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/core/templates/workflows/bulk-archive-change.ts`:
- Line 87: Persist each change’s archive target during step 3d, then reuse that
stored target in step 8c for both collision checking and the move operation.
Apply this consistently to the generated workflow templates and the
openspec-bulk-archive-change skill, preserving prefixed and unprefixed target
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One data-integrity blocker remains. Step 3d computes and checks each dated archive target, but step 8c recomputes the target name. If a batch crosses midnight, preflight can validate yesterday’s target, then sync main specs before step 8 discovers a collision at today’s target, leaving main specs changed while the change remains active. Persist each change’s computed target during step 3d and reuse that exact value for the late collision check and mv on both generated surfaces and the committed skill; add coverage pinning the reuse. The branch is also currently merge-conflicting and will need resolution before approval.
Merges main (parity-hash conflict resolved by regeneration). Step 8c recomputed the dated target name, so a batch that crossed midnight checked yesterday's target in step 3, synced main specs, then collided at today's target with the change still active. Step 3d now computes and records each change's <target-name> once; step 8c reuses it unchanged for the late check and the move. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@alfred-openspec Addressed in da066e2. The target name is now worked out once in step 3d, and step 8c reuses it unchanged. Before this, a batch running past midnight could check one date and then move to another. Both generated surfaces and the committed skill are updated, and a new test ( |
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In `@skills/openspec-bulk-archive-change/SKILL.md`:
- Line 164: Update the ready-only branch in the bulk archive procedure so
`Blocked` changes are excluded from the non-`Ready` `Skipped` rule and recorded
as `Failed` with `Archive directory already exists`, consistently across all
three delivery surfaces; preserve the existing handling for other non-`Ready`
changes and the archive-everything behavior.
- Around line 213-214: Update the bulk archive workflow around changeRoot and
the archive move so destination claiming remains exclusive through the move,
using the existing no-replace collision contract represented by
archive_target_exists. Apply the same correction to the skill instructions and
both generated workflow templates, ensuring a target claimed by another archive
records Failed with Archive directory already exists, leaves changeRoot in
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The last target check and `mv` are separate steps, so a target created in between still nested the change with exit 0. Step 8c now confirms the move did not land inside the target and moves the change back, recording `Archive directory already exists`, instead of reporting success. The ready-only option recorded every non-Ready change as Skipped, which misreported archive collisions; Blocked changes now stay Failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@test/core/templates/bulk-archive-existing-target.test.ts`:
- Line 111: Update the assertion in the bulk-archive ordering test to first
verify that the move command exists, then verify the confirmation marker occurs
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…d recorded The guardrail still read 'uses current date', which invites recomputing the name at the move. It now points to the step 3d value, matching step 8c. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re-reviewed current head f2831cc. The earlier data-integrity blocker is resolved: step 3 records each dated target once, step 8 reuses it unchanged, blocked changes remain Failed in every confirmation path, and a late nested move is restored instead of reported as success. The committed skill and both generated surfaces stay in parity. Focused validation: 36 tests passed, plus typecheck and lint; CodeRabbit threads are resolved. Approving.
Keep this branch's step 3 guardrail alongside Fission-AI#1775's profile-aware sync handoff, and regenerate the parity hashes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re-reviewed current head 1e5394a after its merge from main. The merge preserves the persisted archive target, blocked-state handling, and late-move recovery, while integrating the profile-aware sync handoff. No unresolved review threads remain and all required checks pass. Approving.
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Closes #1827
What was wrong
The bulk-archive workflow's step 8c ran
mvwith no check that the archive target already exists:POSIX
mvmoveschangeRootinside an existing target directory and exits0, so a same-day name collision producedand the agent recorded the change as archived successfully. The nested change leaves a second
.openspec.yamlat a depth nothing scans.The workflow already promised the opposite in three places:
some-change: Archive directory already existsThe single-change workflow (
archive-change.ts) implements the check. Only the bulk path was missing it.The change
Adds the existence check between the target-name rule and the
mv, worded to match the single-change workflow and to produce the outcome step 8d already declares:Failing only that change and continuing preserves the batch semantics the guardrail describes.
Applied to both delivery surfaces in
bulk-archive-change.ts(skill + command template), withskills/openspec-bulk-archive-change/SKILL.mdregenerated vianode scripts/generate-skillssh.mjsand parity hashes vianode scripts/regen-parity-hashes.mjs(3 hashes, all bulk-archive).Tests
New
test/core/templates/bulk-archive-existing-target.test.tsasserts against both bodies: the check is present, it sits between the target name and themv, and the guardrail and failure output stay in agreement.Verified the test is not vacuous — reverting the template change fails the two behavioral assertions and passes only the guardrail-consistency one.
Verification
The 2 failures are
test/core/completion-tip.test.ts("prints the tip on the first run", "defers the tip on silent runs"), bothexpected false to be true. They fail identically on a clean checkout ofmainat 9d4e597 with my changes stashed, so they are unrelated to this PR — please let me know if they are green on your CI and I will dig into the environment difference.AI disclosure
Written with Claude Code (claude-opus-5). I ran the four CI commands locally and confirmed the new test fails without the source change.
Maintainer hardening (2a20d15, 5f4eac6, da066e2, b5e0e7d)
Status: LGTM after hardening. Safe to merge: this changes templates only, with no code or dependency changes.
The first version checked the target at step 8c, which runs after step 8a has already synced the change's delta specs. A collision still left main specs rewritten while the change stayed active.
openspec archiveavoids this by checking the target before it touches any spec (src/core/archive.ts, "Settle the archive destination BEFORE touching any spec"). The batch now works the same way:add-authand2026-09-16-add-auth), mark those changesBlocked.mv, in case the target was created mid-batch. If it fails there, the agent reports any main specs step 8a already synced.mv)Proof: the new tests
checks every archive target before the first main-spec writeandreuses the target name recorded in step 3 for the moveeach fail with the template change reverted and pass with it. Also: skill mirror and parity hashes regenerated,tscand lint clean, merged with current main; full suite 5023 passed / 2 failed. Those two (artifact-workflowCursor skills,config-profilein-process apply) already fail onmainand do not involve bulk archive.Summary by CodeRabbit
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