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Ladders are no longer stacked. A project with eight workstreams has forty stages, and one page of them turns configuring the last workstream into a scroll — so one ladder is on screen at a time, the "Workstream overrides" panel doubles as the picker, and the footer walks forwards through them before it offers to leave. The stages *within* a ladder stay listed together: they are dragged against each other, so they have to be seen together. `start_date` / `due_date` come out end-to-end — inputs, request schemas, payload, insert and update — rather than being hidden in the UI. A stage is a rung of a workflow, not a piece of scheduled work, so it has no date to hold; delivery dates already belong to a work order. The columns stay on the table and stay NULL until their keep-or-drop decision is made. This supersedes one of #411's acceptance criteria, recorded in ADR-0021. `updateStage` collapses to `renameStage` — the name is now the only field of a stage a user owns. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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