gsd-complete-milestone

Milestone archival is automated by moving completed roadmap and requirements files to a dedicated directory, updating core project documentation, and applying git tags to preserve full historical context. This ensures consistent project hygiene across development cycles.

Preserving roadmap and requirements files requires moving completed milestone artifacts to a dedicated directory. This automated archival process maintains full historical context for shipped versions while resetting the project state for future work.

Project state reset involves automatically updating core files like ROADMAP.md and PROJECT.md to reflect the newly shipped version. This sets clear goals and prepares the project files for the next development milestone.

Automated milestone management is designed for software teams using structured GSD workflows. It eliminates manual file management, git tagging, and documentation updates when wrapping up a version, ensuring consistent development workflow continuity.

Git tagging and file archival are executed simultaneously during milestone completion. The process automatically moves finished requirements files, applies version tags, and updates project documentation to maintain consistent workflow continuity.

Automating project archival is not ideal for teams outside structured GSD workflows or those lacking core project files like ROADMAP.md. It relies on consistent documentation practices to successfully reset project state and apply git tags.