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Smart values for current sprint

Dmitry Alabyan

Hello community!
Does there exist a smart value for current sprint?
I want an automation that sets a due date for an issue transition to "in progress", which would be the same as End Date of the current sprint.
Works ok with {{sprint.endDate.jiraDate}} for issues that have appeared for the first times in the sprint.
Those though, that go from sprint to sprint and have +1, +2s to them in the sprint field - {{sprint.endDate.jiraDate}} triggers the end date of the initial sprint they appeared in, not the current one.

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Janice Castro

Use the first/last function

https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-lists/#list.first

Jira orders the sprint array starting with the first sprint, so you would use something like:

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Magdalena Zhisheva

Hi @Dmitry Alabyan ,

Can you send a screenshot of your current automation?

Dmitry Alabyan

Sur

Screenshot 2023-02-13 at 21.01.37.png

Magdalena Zhisheva

Hi @Dmitry Alabyan ,

I guess that the problem is because of the condition "Due date is empty" as if if the ticket was part of a previous sprint, then it already has a due date and the rule won't be applied.

Hope it helps!

Dmitry Alabyan

@Magdalena Zhisheva sorry, it doesn't. Because that is a newly launched rule - and the error started to appear where the due dates haven't been set yet.

Janice Castro

Use the first/last function

https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-lists/#list.first

Jira orders the sprint array starting with the first sprint, so you would use something like:

David Foote_h3fjnl

If there are multiple sprints, last may not always get the one with the furthest out Due Date.

To get that, you can use max with sprint instead:

{{sprint.endDate.max.jiraDate}}

Janice Castro

yes I did notice this behavior and found it quite odd! I haven't quite figured out why it wouldn't order the sprints consistently in the array

your suggestion of using max will only solve for the date but not the name of the latest sprint. it will work for the OPs situation of setting due dates though

Dailet

What if I have multiple sprints created but I only need the name of the one that is active or in openSprint()

For context, I only have one openSprint() at a time, and I want to use the name to set the fixVersion of an issue when it is transitioned to Done

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