When a roadmap places shared phase-detail bodies under a non-version-prefixed `## Phase Details` heading AFTER a `### 📋 vX.Y+ (Planned)` sibling in document order, the entire Phase Details section fell outside the slice returned by `extractCurrentMilestone`. `gsd-sdk query phase.insert N` then reported "Phase N not found in ROADMAP.md" even though `### Phase N:` was unambiguously present. PR #2455 (closing #2422) added a same-version `continue` branch that already handles the version-prefixed variant (e.g. `## v2.0 Phase Details`). This fix extends the same intent to the generic-label variant: after the initial boundary scan, look for a literal `^#{1,3}\s+Phase\s+Details\b` heading past `sectionEnd` and, if found, append the Phase Details block (up to the next real milestone boundary — version-bearing or milestone-emoji-bearing heading — or EOF) to the returned slice. The intervening planned-milestone content is skipped so it does not leak into the active-milestone view. Bounded to a single append so a malformed roadmap can't loop. Only matches the literal `Phase Details` label (canonical per GSD ROADMAP template); anything else continues to terminate the slice. Does not regress the v2.0/v2.1+ version-prefixed handling shipped by #2455 (existing `bug-2422` test still passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| type | pr |
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| Fixed | 3493 |
extractCurrentMilestone preserves generic ## Phase Details heading — When a roadmap placed shared phase-detail bodies under a non-version-prefixed ## Phase Details heading AFTER a ### 📋 vX.Y+ (Planned) sibling, the entire Phase Details section fell outside the returned milestone slice. gsd-sdk query phase.insert N then reported "Phase N not found in ROADMAP.md" even though ### Phase N: was plainly present. PR #2455 (closing #2422) handled the version-prefixed variant (## v2.0 Phase Details) via the same-version continue branch; this fix extends the same intent to the generic-label variant by appending the trailing Phase Details block (up to the next real milestone boundary or EOF) to the active-milestone slice. The intervening planned-milestone content is skipped so it does not leak in. (#3493)