We have two development teams that work on two products but share Issues from a common project. So we have three JIRA projects (something like projA, projB and sharedComponent).
The board filters then look like:
project = projA OR project = sharedComponent
Now, both boards show the other project's Sprints - as can be expected, since issues from sharedComponent would be visible in both boards. This is not always desirable.
* Is it possible to hide the display of the other's project sprints from the planning board?
BTW, I tried putting the project name in the sprint and filtering like 'project = projA OR (project = sharedComponent AND NOT Sprint ~ "projB"), but the ~-operator does not work for the sprint field.
The way we solved this is by using labels.
We maintain a separate backlog for the shared component. During sprint planning or whenever it becomes clear which team will work on a story, we add a label to it.
The filter query for project A then looks similar to this:
project = projA OR (project = sharedComponent AND labels = PROJA) ORDER BY Rank ASC
(btw the check "labels = PROJA" also works when multiple labels are present)
Hi @Philip Hansen - did you ever solve this? I've got exactly the same issue right now!
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Did you solve this? I want to have two Boards for two separate teams. And I want only their personal Sprints to show at their boards... Items are easy to hide with filters, but how to hide boards???
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I have this problem too. Did you solve this problem?
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Any solutions here?
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Anything else on this? We're having the same problem.
I don't see anything in the additional JQL queries that would help, but would love to know if you have something that would work.
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There are some additional JQL functions for open sprints which may help: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Searching+Functions#AdvancedSearchingFunctions-openSprints()
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We suffer the same inconvenience...
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