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How do i commit to a user story as a stretch user story in JIRA?

Santosh Iyengar
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August 30, 2015

A stretch user story is something that we plan and call as stretch in the beginning of the sprint.

I dont want it to remain in the backlog and later include it, as that would be shown as a scope creep in the burndown. Please help me understand, how to solve this problem using JIRA.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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August 30, 2015

You need to set up some way to identify the story (I'd create a new issue type of "stretch story", but you could do it with fields), then change the board filter so that it excludes it from the sprint based on the flag you've chosen (e.g. and issuetype is not "stretch story")

Hemant Garg June 6, 2018

Thanks for the reply.  If the this new issue type using filter is excluded from the sprint then it takes care of not counting it in the committed velocity. However, if it does get completed in the sprint then we want it to be counted in the actual velocity for that sprint. If you change its type from 'stretch story' to 'user story' then it will cause scope change. Thoughts?

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