Stories did not roll over when active sprint was completed

[Juan Martinez]

Hi All, 

Today i completed my active sprint in JIRA and noticed that not all stories rolled over into the next sprint (Even though i did selected them to roll into the next sprint and i did want all stories in the project in the active sprint to roll). I had to go back and find the missing stories and bulk move them into the new sprint. One thing i did notice when i found the stories was that they still contained a reference to the now closed sprint even though the stories that did roll over had something like "Sprint : Sprint 1, Sprint 2". That proved to me that those stories did in fact not roll over. I've been thinking about what could have caused this and my only conclusion/lead was the below:

I have 1 main project that has all the stories. Within this project i have created/configured multiple boards that contain their own saved filters but that run off the same sprints. I "completed" my active sprint today from the board with a more detailed filter (i.e board 1). 

ex:  

Board 1 = Filter is (Project in (ABC) AND ("Custom field" in (agileteam1) OR assignee is EMPTY)  and issuetype in standardIssueTypes() ORDER BY Rank ASC )

 - This returns 10 stories

Board 2 = Filter is (Project in (ABC) ORDER BY Rank ASC)

 - This returns 30 stories

Should i have completed the sprint from board #2? 

[Hernan Halabi - Elite IT Consulting Group]

Hello @Juan Martinez welcome to the community. It would be better to start and close sprints from the second board since that one contains all stories. 

Personally I prefer to have only one scrum board per project so I'm certain that I don't mess up with the Sprint. All the other boards can be kanban and I could filter for active Sprint as well to see a little part of what was scheduled for the Sprint.

If you need multiple scrum boards I would suggest not to show the same issues on them to avoid scenarios like this one.