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Hi, I would like to write an automation rule that looks at the current sprint for cards that are in a done status and fix version is empty. I am not sure how to identify the current sprint in the rule automatically. I dont want to use the current sprint number or name as I want the automation rule to work each sprint with out making any changes. Has anyone done this before and can show me a coding example?
Hi @snwatts6 , welcome to the community.
you can use JQL and the "sprint in opensprints()"
so you condition would be a JQL like below...
sprint in opensprints() and status = done and fixVersion is EMPTY
Thank you so much. I ran sprint in opensprint()" and this works. I was not aware of the opensprint(). Is this considered a function? Just curious to learn more what 'functions' are out there and what else I could maybe use.
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Hi @snwatts6 -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Adding to Jack's answer:
Here is the documentation on more advanced JQL searches, including a link to the list of functions (at the right side of the page):
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/what-is-advanced-search-in-jira-cloud/
Kind regards,
Bill
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Well...Bill is. I'm just along for the ride!
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