df:remove-objective

Removing an objective from a roadmap automatically renumbers all subsequent items to preserve a clean linear sequence. It also performs validation checks on the target objective and creates a git commit to log the change and preserve history.

When pruning unstarted planned work, the roadmap renumbers subsequent objectives to close gaps and maintain a clean linear sequence. This ensures roadmap phases remain continuous and ordered after an objective is removed.

The best way to delete an unstarted objective without sequence gaps is to apply automated renumbering. This shifts subsequent objective numbers down to maintain a clean linear roadmap and logs the change via a git commit.

Removing a planned objective from a roadmap creates a git commit to preserve history. This logs the deletion and renumbering change, ensuring the roadmap edit is tracked and historical context is maintained.

You cannot use this to cancel an already started objective. It is designed for pruning unstarted future objectives from a roadmap, as removing active items would disrupt the linear sequence and invalidate historical tracking.

When you delete a roadmap objective, subsequent phases are automatically renumbered to maintain a clean linear sequence. This prevents gaps in the roadmap and ensures remaining objectives follow a continuous order.