we have a tool we use that extracts project and Epic details from TFS, now migrating all that to Jira cloud.
I am planning to use the .NET SDK to do this and have made some progress making the connection, i can get all issues and filter those to get only Epics, i can get projects, etc. what i am stuck with now is getting the sprint that the project is assigned to, all the available sprints for a board, etc.
anyone have any examples of how to get a kanban board and associated sprints as well as which sprint an issue (Epic) is assigned to?
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is it possible to get the sprint(s) that an Epic is associated with?
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If you have set up Jira to that Epics can go into sprints, then yes, you can simply read the Sprint "field" from the issue.
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field, as in a custom field i am guessing? i don't see an Issue property that is for a sprint. Sorry so very new to Jira, working on understanding the flow, architecture, hierarchy etc. I appreciate your patience and assistance.
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Correct, most Jira data is held in fields, properties are quite obscure and little used.
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ok, thanks.. this really helps. Once last question on the topic, while Sprints are not project or scrum based, that implies they are seperate, in and of themselves and other things can reference. so my question is, where would the sprints be. like for Epics and features, i can use Jira.Issues.GetIssue(...)
how do i get the defined Sprints?
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