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Some issues show in my filter is not shown in my kanban.

Maxi Wu
September 25, 2024

My kanban is set to "all sprint"

But I found out that if the issue sprint does not contain the current active sprint. my kanban won't show it.

Is this a feature by design? can I literally show all sprint issues?

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Yong Yang
Community Champion
September 25, 2024

Hi @Maxi Wu 

Welcome to our Community.

If your kanban name is called Active Sprint, then you're using Scrum board running Agile sprints. It's the correct behavior that every sprint needs to be started and completed so as to be shown in the active sprint.

 

If you want your issues to show in the kanban always then you should choose Kanban template when creating this jira proejct.

 

Hope it helps you & thanks,

YY哥,填空题咨询

Maxi Wu
September 25, 2024

Thanks for the info.

I am not the project owner. So I have no idea what they use to create the JIRA project.

 

But when I create the board. There are two options. I think I am using kanban and a filter

Screenshot 2024-09-25 164911.png

Maxi Wu
September 25, 2024

I think I got what you are saying.

Scrum board only show active sprints.

kanban board show all sprints.

Yong Yang
Community Champion
September 25, 2024

Kanban board has no sprint actually. 

Kanban & Scrum are 2 different Agile methods.