Hi, I want to create a simple jql query for the following scenario:
I want to insert a "for prod release" column in our sprint board. I am aware that in order to achieve this, i need to create the corresponding status. i did and set it to resolution of "done" (because it's a step after our definition of done). i'm aware that by doing this, they will disappear once i end the current sprint.
so i want to set up a simple jql query to use as a filter for the sprint board. essentially, i want to be able to view the "for prod release" tickets along with the current active sprint tickets.
my first impulse is just to do a query for tickets with "prod release" status, but that will exclude the current sprint tickets.
thanks for any advice you can give.
Hello @Stefannie Tan ,
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Hi @Stefannie Tan ,
The Active sprint board will only display tickets which are part of it. You can just create a quick filter and add JQL status = "for prod release" to it. It will display only tickets which are part of open sprint and in status "for prod release".
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/configure-quick-filters/
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@Rilwan Ahmedhi, thank you! i tried it, but it only showed me tickets with that status, and excluded the others. (screenshot below)
without filter:
after filter:
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Hi @Stefannie Tan ,
Click Clear all and it will display all tickets irrespective of quick filters created.
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Hey @Stefannie Tan
Using Advanced search features you can type the following:
project = MyProjec AND sprint in openSprints ()
to retrieve a list of issues under your current Sprint of project 'MyProject'
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