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I'm on next-gen jorad project.
i have 1200 items in the backlog. 1000 of these items belongs to past sprints. I need to bulk move the 1000 items into a future sprint and complete that sprint so the backlog is cleaned.
Try using bulk edit...
once done you can start and complete the sprint.
Alternatively you could simply transition all to Done.
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Hi, does anyone have a proper answer to this ? its not possible to assign a sprint in bulk edit because you need to add the sprint code not the sprint description. Not sure how to get the code for the sprint.
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Hey. Go to advanced issue search and try to search for tickets of that given sprint. Put `Sprint = "` into the JQL field and start typing your sprint's name. Choose it when you find it and it will be automatically converted into a code :)
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Hi, entering the sprint name into the JQL returns the sprint code but when bulk editing issues and changing the sprint value to this code, Jira throws an exception stating that "the Sprint JD must be a number". How do I find the JD number?
Thanks
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@Darren Murphy and all,
yes. You can find the sprint ID as follows:
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Thanks Jack - really apprciate the pointer. It was because the sprint field was missing from the screen scheme so I added this in and was able to see the full URL. Thank you!
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