gsd-insert-phase

To insert a new phase without renumbering milestones, use decimal numbering to add the urgent task mid-roadmap. This preserves the original integer phase sequence while accommodating newly discovered work consistently.

Decimal phase insertion is a project management technique that adds urgent tasks mid-milestone using decimal numbers, such as phase 72.5. It maintains logical roadmap sequencing without disrupting the existing integer phase order.

You can add an urgent hotfix by inserting a decimal phase after the specified integer phase number. Provide the after-phase reference and a short description to update the roadmap consistently without altering the original phase order.

Yes, decimal numbering is designed for managing urgent tasks across milestone phases. It validates after-phase references and descriptions to maintain roadmap integrity during project planning and sprint management updates.

Inserting decimal phases does not require renumbering the entire project roadmap. The process enforces decimal numbering specifically to preserve the original integer phase order while integrating the new urgent work consistently.

When an after-phase reference is invalid, the decimal phase insertion process validates the reference to maintain roadmap integrity. It ensures the specified phase exists before applying the decimal update to the roadmap.