gsd-insert-phase

You can insert urgent tasks into a project roadmap by adding decimal phases, such as phase 72.1, between existing integer phases. This preserves the original sequence and avoids renumbering the entire roadmap.

A decimal phase in project management is a fractional milestone number, like 72.1, used to insert urgent tasks between existing integer phases. It maintains the logical sequence of the roadmap without disrupting the original numbering.

To add a new task between phase 72 and 73 without disrupting the sequence, insert it as a decimal phase like 72.1. This method preserves the original integer numbering and maintains the logical roadmap sequence.

Yes, inserting urgent tasks into existing milestones requires workflow integration for argument parsing and phase management. This integration ensures the decimal phase is correctly added to the project roadmap structure.

The best way to maintain the original numbering when updating a project roadmap is to use decimal phases for new urgent tasks. This approach inserts tasks between integer milestones without requiring a full renumbering.