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Display subtasks in Active sprints when I created a difficult filter

Anna Sabolová
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February 1, 2022

Hi everyone. I have created the filter below for display all issues in our team board: 

 

project = LETKIM AND (Sprint in (Indiáni) OR Sprint is EMPTY) AND "Domain[Dropdown]" in ("Account management", "Backend App", Feeds, "Branches management", Content, "Public relations", PWA) 

We have three subteams for one project and these are responsible for specific domains. I would like to display in the board Indiani all the issues with the domains above. Although I see that, in the second view in Jira - Active board, the developers cannot see the subtasks, which are the parts of the stories. 

When I remove the part with domain, I see the result I like it. But in this case I cannot see the issues in backlog, just in the concrete sprints. And it is problem. 

How should I edit the filter above to display the subtasks in Active sprint? 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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February 1, 2022

Get rid of the two clauses that mention sprint.

The whole point of a scrum board is that it is showing you the active sprints, so you don't need the clause at all in your board filter.

More importantly, in this case, it is also breaking your view because sub-tasks are not sprint items.  They do not go into a sprint, and have no sprint field to select for.  Sub-tasks only look like they are in a sprint because their parent is in a sprint, they don't have an independent sprint location.

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