What should you do if the task blockage is resolved?

When the task blockage is resolved, the appropriate action is to trigger the deployment again. This step is essential because it ensures that any changes or updates made to overcome the blockage are effectively deployed in the system. Deployment involves moving code or updates from development to production, and once the impediment has been cleared, it is critical to re-initiate this process so that progress can continue.

The act of triggering the deployment again allows for any necessary adjustments to be included and helps keep the project moving forward. It also ensures that any verification or testing associated with the deployment takes place, confirming that the issue was resolved and functionality can proceed as expected.

While notifying the supervisor, marking the task as completed, or closing the task may seem like logical next steps, they may not address the immediate need to ensure that the resolution of the blockage is applied to the project through the deployment process. In a development or deployment context, prioritizing the technical workflow steps is crucial for maintaining momentum and accuracy in project delivery.