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Complete sprint for status 'Done' or for statusCategory 'Done'

Adrian Peiu

Hi,

I am looking at tuning my team's JIRA Agile project and at the moment

I have allocated Status Categories to my workflow statuses and I'd be interested in understanding how these will affect completing an active sprint.

Specifically, will selecting 'Complete Sprint' count issues having status = 'Done' or status Category = 'Done'?

Thanks in advance

Accepted answers

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

The definition of Done for a board is "issue is in the far right hand column on the board".

Status does not matter beyond the mapping into the right hand column, and status category is irrelevant.

All comments

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

The definition of Done for a board is "issue is in the far right hand column on the board".

Status does not matter beyond the mapping into the right hand column, and status category is irrelevant.

Adrian Peiu

Brilliant! Thanks for the quick response.

kristine.daniels

I realize this is 5 years old, but I have a status "Ready for Release" in my far right column that is still getting carried forward to the next sprint.

These are closed as far as the development team is concerned, but not for the product. We only close issues once they are released to production.

Sprints seem to be controlled by statusCategory. Would glad to learn otherwise.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Sprints are still controlled by the last column on the board.

Could any of your issues have open sub-tasks, or could you be having status beyond "ready for release" that are not mapped on to the done column?