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Hi community,
I would like to schedule the task/sprints for my team.
I would like to have a simple way to schedule our springs. For example: Sprint 1 from 2 to 16 february, sprint 2 from 5 to 19 february and so on...
I tryied to use the parallels sprint but the problem was that I saw all the task in the same column, It seems that all task start at the same time, and the assignee has to do the task doesn't understand when the task has to be done.
Can somebody can explain to me?
Hi @Tommaso Scorteccia ,
I don't quite understand what you mean, any screenshots may be helpful ^_^
Hi,
This is an example of my backlog
How can you see I started two sprint with different date.
Sprint project A from 8 to 15 of March and Sprint project B from 15 to 22.
But in the active sprint, I don't understand wich task I have to do fo first
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I'm trying, but this solves part of the problem... I would like the assignee to see only the tasks specific to that period. For example today (8 March) the assignee have to see only Task 1A and Task 2A.
The assignee don't know the date of the sprints
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Have you ever tried the quick filter?
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Ok... So you suggest me to create a custom jql query that show only the task I want see...
But I don't know in jql how I write "all task in current sprint", because in the issue there isen't non relation between the data of sprint
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Maybe you can add some more conditions to filter this case.
project = projectname and issuetype = task and sprint in openSprints()
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If I use sprint in openSprints the query shows both sprints, i don't find the query for the start and end data
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The system should not support this kind of query at present, maybe you can look at other plugins to extend this function.
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