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Jira Filter/Issue in Confluence for Jira Kanban Release

Mike_m6ndqn

I was hoping to get the same functionality in my Confluence retrospective of a sprint task report for example in Confluence:

Insert More Content >> JIRA Issue/Filter
Insert: `sprint="sprint x"`

Which provides a great grid of all the tasks but with Kanban I can only release issues from the board. I want all those done issues to be in one location that I can report on in my retrospective so I would love to be able to insert the JIRA filter `release="Release X"` or something like that.

Is this possible?

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Ryan Kearney

Could you change the Jira filter to say something like 'sprint = "sprint x" and status = closed' or maybe resolution = done instead?

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Ryan Kearney

Could you change the Jira filter to say something like 'sprint = "sprint x" and status = closed' or maybe resolution = done instead?

Mike_m6ndqn

Well, I am trying to get sprint reporting functionality out of a kanban project so I am not actually using a sprint which means I can't use the "sprint=..." query. I need to do something else to capture the done items in my kanban board.

Currently, I release from my kanban board to clear the done every other week. So I will give it a title "Release 2" but to my knowledge this is just releasing the issues from the kanban board not actually creating a grouping of those issues. I want to be creating a group of those issues so I can call them in the query, like in this case: Release="Release 2" to get the task raport table.

Ryan Kearney

I see. So I think that the field that contains the title of your release will be "version" rather than "release".

Mike_m6ndqn

That is what I was hoping but when I give the release a "Version name" of Release X

The query Version="Release X"

I get the error message that JIRA did not understand the search query.

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