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I am taking over the reporting for someone who left, the only instructions I received was to use this filter (status in (Resolved, Complete, Done, Closed) AND Sprint in (553, 557, 551, 566) ORDER BY cf[12303] DESC, cf[12304] DESC, cf[10004] DESC, key ASC) and change the Sprint names at the end of the sprint cycle -- however I don't understand the query to 'change the sprint names' there are only numbers, and I don't know where those numbers can be found ex: ..."Sprint in (553, 557, 551, 556)'...
Hi @Lynne Barnard ,
Welcome to the community.
On the backlog , you can see the 3 dots on the right hand side of the sprint.
Put cursor on the 3 dots, you can see the URL at bottom of page, with sprint id at the last
or
you can right click on 3 dots, and copy the link address. Please paste this link address on notepad, you can see the sprint id at the last.
Ex :<your base url>/rest/greenhopper/1.0/xboard/plan/sprints/actions?sprintId=1
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The sprint names are a string, but your people have chosen to use simple numbers for them. It's a bad practice to rename sprints, they should really be sticking to a single name with some obvious sequence in them.
If you're going to change the sprint names, then there's no "query" for that, you have to manually edit them.
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