Make phase6-tracking pass strict OpenSpec validation - #287
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âĶate failure `openspec validate --all --strict` reported two failing specs. Only one was real drift. phase6-tracking failed strict on an RFC 2119 warning: the "Phase 6a Living Tranche Checklist (now frozen)" requirement described the frozen state without stating an obligation. It does carry one â the archived checklist must stay put and unedited, and forward "update the checklist" work belongs to phase6b-tracking â so the text now says that with SHALL instead of implying it. benchmark-management is a retired capability that deliberately has no requirements; the spec already explained why adding a placeholder would be worse. openspec 1.10 has no retired/ignored spec status, so the failure stands. Updated the note to record that it is now the sole failure under both plain and strict validation, and to say what to do if openspec ever adds such a status. 47/48 pass under --all --strict, up from 46/48. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ð WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes update two OpenSpec requirements. One records validator failure details for retired specifications. The other freezes the Phase 6a checklist and redirects future maintenance to Phase 6b. ChangesOpenSpec maintenance
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes Merge Risk: ðĄ Moderate · up to This PR updates OpenSpec validation guidance, but the current text still contains conflicting Phase 6a checklist obligations and an incorrect validation total. Those inconsistencies can mislead maintainers and should be fixed before merging. ðĨ Pre-merge checks | â 5â Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@openspec/specs/benchmark-management/spec.md`:
- Around line 39-40: Update the validation totals documented in the spec to
consistently state 47 passed / 1 failed out of 48 for both plain and --strict
validation.
In `@openspec/specs/phase6-tracking/spec.md`:
- Line 17: Update the milestone scenarios in the phase6-tracking specification,
especially the requirements around T8 NEAT, so they no longer instruct PRs to
modify the frozen phase6-tracking checklist or keep it unarchived. Mark those
scenarios as historical Phase 6a behavior or redirect ongoing checklist
maintenance to phase6b-tracking, while preserving the frozen checklist
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Correct the documented validation totals.
The PR objective states that 47 of 48 specs pass. This note records 46 passed / 1 failed, which totals 47 specs and omits one passing spec. Update the plain and strict validation totals to 47 passed / 1 failed out of 48.
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In `@openspec/specs/benchmark-management/spec.md` around lines 39 - 40, Update the
validation totals documented in the spec to consistently state 47 passed / 1
failed out of 48 for both plain and --strict validation.
âĶklist instructing live PRs to edit it Both review findings were real. The validator note quoted only the `--specs` total (46/1 of 47) while also claiming to describe validation generally, which read as inconsistent with the 48-item `--all` figure. It now gives both totals explicitly â `--all` 47 passed / 1 failed of 48, `--specs` 46 of 47 â says the difference is just the one active change, and notes both are identical with and without `--strict`. All four figures verified against the CLI. The second finding was the sharper one. "Milestone PR updates the checklist" listed "a T8 NEAT run" among its triggers and required the PR diff to update `phase6-tracking/tasks.md` â but T8 is Phase 6b, which is live, so that scenario told current PRs to edit the file the new requirement freezes. "Checklist outlives individual milestones" was worse than stale: it asserted the change SHALL remain unarchived, which is no longer true. Both are now marked historical Phase-6a behaviour in past tense, with the forward obligation redirected to phase6b-tracking, and the second records what actually discharged it. Four further `tasks.md` write obligations remain in the gate and tranche-sequence requirements. Rather than rewrite each, the frozen blockquote's redirect now names the path explicitly and states that all of them were discharged within Phase 6a â those gates are Gate 1/2/3 at T2/T5/T7, all inside the frozen scope. Still 47/48 under --all --strict; phase6-tracking stays valid. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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openspec validate --all --strictreported two failing specs. Only one was real drift.phase6-tracking â fixed
It failed strict on an RFC 2119 warning: the "Phase 6a Living Tranche Checklist (now frozen)" requirement described the frozen state without stating an obligation. It does carry one â the archived checklist must stay put and unedited, and forward "update the checklist" work belongs to
phase6b-trackingâ so the text now says that with SHALL rather than implying it. No change in meaning.benchmark-management â deliberately left failing
This is a retired capability that intentionally has no requirements, and the spec already argued the case: deleting the file loses the redirect for anyone arriving from an old link, and inventing a placeholder requirement puts a fake obligation in a spec that has none. It ends with "Do not 'fix' this by adding a requirement," so I didn't.
I checked whether openspec 1.10 offers a supported way out â a retired/ignored spec status, or an exclusion in
openspec/config.yaml. It has neither. The note is updated to record that this is now the only failure under both plain and strict validation, and to say what to do if a future release adds such a status.Result
openspec validate --all --strict: 47/48 pass, up from 46/48. The remaining failure is the documented deliberate one.Note that
openspec validateis not wired into CI or pre-commit â it is a manual command â so this changes no automated gate.ðĪ Generated with Claude Code
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