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Dear All,
I am looking to query issues which were previously tagged to a sprint, and now moved to new sprint. Like I had issue ABC-1 which was in sprint 1 (among other issues). I moved this to Sprint 2. How can i write query to find all the issues which got moved from Sprint 1.
Sprint field doesn't support WAS operator. Using Script Runner or any other plugin is not an option.
Agree with those who previously mentioned WAS operator, I've voted for and commented on
Recommend anyone else landing here votes for them too please!
Hello @Ashish Sharma
You can achieve your requirement easily using this JQL query (no need of plugin)
Sprint in closedSprints() and (Sprint in openSprints() or Sprint in futureSprints()) and type not in (Sub-task)
Here you get issues which had sprint field in closedSprints() i..e old sprints and are also present in the open or future sprints which means issues have been part of earlier closed sprints and are now part of active/future sprints.
You can add criteria like Project = ABC etc to further filter your search results.
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Hi @Tarun Sapra, Perheps I was not clear enough. I am afraid this query won't work because:
Issue was moved to Next/Future sprint BEFORE the current sprint was completed hence such issues will not be part of the result set returned by query "Sprint in closedSprints()".
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Ashish
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Then I would suggest you to try the JQL functions which are part of the ScriptRunner plugin
https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/jql-functions.html#_agile
These might come in handy since you have removed your issue from the current "started" sprint and moved to next sprint thus above JQL functions should give you the right results. But since you have shared that ScriptRunner is not an option then I don't think you can achieve what you want.
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Actually was operator is not required because we have "closedSprint()" which does the job well, but in your case it's a specific scenario wherein you have taken the issue out of an open/active sprint hence closedSprint() is not working for you. So i feel a plugin is a way to go for this as Atlassian can't always prioritize such edge case requests.
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This is not an edge case! WAS operator IS required!
Teams and product owners who constantly manage the scope of the sprint, may (and should) descope issues from the sprint, which they decide that they are not going to do for various reasons. By doing this they are actually changing the sprint plan. Later on, we want to see which issues were previously assigned to the previous - in order to analyze the impact on the overall plan.
Please add WAS operator....
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try this
issueFunction in removedAfterSprintStart("Sample Scrum Board", "Sample Sprint 3")
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However, it doesn't look like removedAfterSprintStart is available for JIRA Cloud. Is there any other workaround?
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