Before JIRA Cloud a user could be in Backlog of a board, hover over the sprint heading and view the sprint code numerical value in the bottom left hand corner. (Chrome or Edge).
JIRA Cloud is not presenting with this function and sprint codes cannot be easily located or presented in a report.
The examples on help are for when a sprint is active already or has cards already but the purpose of needing a list of sprint codes is to complete a bulk upload template for large projects to assign story/cards to the correct sprint.
JQL Query has been advised as an option but this is time consuming to find a sprint code for many sprints in Backlog.
Hello @STONE_ Lisa
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Adding to @Ajay _view26_ you can use one of the below methods to fetch the Sprint ID:
Access Filters, switch to JQL and start searching for the required Sprint. The specific name and it's ID will be displayed in the list of Sprints when you start the search.
I hope this helps!
Thanks,
Swathi
Thankyou for taking the time to provide this helpful information Swathi - This was effective however only for past/completed sprints and the current active sprints from boards connected to that Initiative. It does not show future Inactive sprints in the dropdown list.
It's a shame this feature is now gone as it was already admin heavy and removing it defeats the purpose of bulk uploads to sprints. We will just have to upload to the Epic and manually drag and drop to sprints via Backlog.
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Hi @STONE_ Lisa
I don’t think Jira Cloud currently exposes the sprint ID in the backlog UI the same way older behavior/browser hover tricks used to.
If the goal is to get sprint IDs for bulk operations, the most reliable way is usually via API or JQL/export rather than the backlog hover behavior.
A practical approach would be:
- query issues already in the sprint and inspect the Sprint field value
- or use the Agile REST API for board sprints, which returns the sprint IDs directly
So I would not rely on the old “hover in the browser and read the numeric code” behavior in Cloud anymore. If you need many sprint IDs, API is the cleaner route.
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Thankyou for taking the time to respond Ajay. I'll take a look at creating a JQL to obtain the numerical values of the sprints.
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