/dev-cancel

Cancel the current development cycle.

Usage

/dev-cancel [--force]

Options

Option	Description
--force	Cancel without confirmation

Behavior

1. Confirmation: Asks for confirmation before canceling (unless --force)
2. State preservation: Saves current state for potential resume
3. Cleanup: Marks cycle as cancelled in state file
4. Report: Generates partial feedback report with completed tasks

Example

⚠️ Cancel Development Cycle?

Cycle ID: 2024-01-15-143000
Progress: 3/5 tasks completed

This will:
- Stop the current cycle
- Save state for potential resume
- Generate partial feedback report

[Confirm Cancel] [Keep Running]

After confirmation:

🛑 Cycle Cancelled

Cycle ID: 2024-01-15-143000
Status: cancelled
Completed: 3/5 tasks

State saved to: docs/dev-cycle/current-cycle.json (or docs/dev-refactor/current-cycle.json)
Partial report: .ring/dev-team/feedback/cycle-2024-01-15-partial.md

To resume later:
  /dev-cycle --resume

When No Cycle is Running

ℹ️ No development cycle to cancel.

Check status with:
  /dev-status

Related Commands

Command	Description
/dev-cycle	Start or resume cycle
/dev-status	Check current status
/dev-report	View feedback report

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Now checking for active cycle to cancel...

Read state from: docs/dev-cycle/current-cycle.json or docs/dev-refactor/current-cycle.json