Filter by active sprint

[Michael Holmes]

I am trying to create a new filter where I can look at the active bugs in a sprint.

The issue is that I do not want to go back and update the filter with the name of the new sprint each time we close out the previous sprint.

Is there a filter that will allow me to show just what is being worked on during the active sprint? Burn down charts allows you to chose what is to be shown by giving you an option of "Next Sprint Due (auto)". Can this same logic be applied to creating a filter?

[Carissa Wikstrom Buchanan · Accepted solution]

I used 

Sprint in openSprints() AND Sprint not in futureSprints()

[Bibiana I_ Lopez]

thanks, this issue resolve my query

[Steffen Birnbaum]

We have tasks that started in team A in "SprintTeamA 1"
but were not completed. Now the tasks in team B are processed
in "SprintTeamB 2". If I want to display all tasks of team A
in the active sprint, the old tasks are also displayed.

I used this filter:
Sprint in openSprints() AND Sprint not in futureSprints() and Sprint = SprintTeamA

I would like see this:
Sprint = active Sprint TeamA ("SprintTeamA 2")

I use the filter in a dashboard and don't want to adjust the sprint every time.

What´s wrong?

[Mitchell Mudd]

This did exactly what I needed - thank you!!

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist] · Accepted solution]

You can use the openSprints JQl function. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/advanced-searching-functions-reference-764478342.html#Advancedsearching-functionsreference-openSprintsopenSprints() for more details.

[Michael Holmes]

This works. Thank you! 

and thank you for the quick response as well!

[360Tec]

Sprint in openSprints()

[Geetha D]

I am getting below error 

An option provided by the function 'openSprints' for the field 'Sprint' does not exist.

Any suggestions

[Carissa Wikstrom Buchanan]

Please try it with a space between your parentheses. ( )