To efficiently add a vertex to a Buildings feature from ArcGIS Pro, which workflow should a user follow?

Adding a vertex to a Buildings feature efficiently in ArcGIS Pro involves directly working with the layer within the software itself. The correct workflow enables the user to access the Buildings feature layer that has already been integrated into the current map, allowing for immediate editing.

When a user right-clicks on the Buildings layer in My Content and chooses to add it to the current map, they are performing a direct interaction with the existing map project. This option facilitates direct access to the layer, ensuring that any modifications, such as adding vertices, can be executed promptly without extraneous steps.

Furthermore, this method works seamlessly within the framework of ArcGIS Pro's editing capabilities, where users can utilize tools designed specifically for vector editing. It allows for real-time updates and modifications that integrate seamlessly within the existing map and any associated data.

Other workflows presented would either be inefficient or unnecessarily convoluted for the task of adding a vertex. For instance, editing in ArcGIS Online would require the user to navigate away from ArcGIS Pro and may incur extra steps in uploading and downloading data. Exposing vertices through double-clicking is not a recognized function within the context of editing features in ArcGIS Pro, and downloading to a shapefile introduces unnecessary complexity and data conversion that could hinder efficient editing