I have a JQL set up as follows: project = "my project" AND Sprint in nextSprint("project board") The "nextSprint()" query however returns nothing, not as expected per my set up. I have two sprints with dates assigned: * Sprint 1 (ACTIVE) : 7/29 - 8/12 * Sprint 2 : 8/12 - 8/26 * Backlog And no other sprints. It seems to me by dates or by process of elimination, the system should know nextSprint() = Sprint 2 Am I missing a step in defining that is explicitly "next sprint"?

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Define which sprint satisfies nextSprint() JQL query

Tony White

I have a JQL set up as follows:

project = "my project" AND Sprint in nextSprint("project board")

The "nextSprint()" query however returns nothing, not as expected per my set up.

I have two sprints with dates assigned:

Sprint 1 (ACTIVE) : 7/29 - 8/12
Sprint 2 : 8/12 - 8/26
Backlog

And no other sprints. It seems to me by dates or by process of elimination, the system should know nextSprint() = Sprint 2

Am I missing a step in defining that is explicitly "next sprint"?

Accepted answers

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Hi @Tony White and welcome to the community!

I've tried the following JQL on the scriptrunner enhanced search:

project = "Software Project" AND issueFunction in nextSprint("Scrum Board")

and it worked fine! However, the "Scrum Board" is indeed a scrum board. Can you please check that the board you are using is a scrum and not a kanban board?

Alex

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Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Hi @Tony White and welcome to the community!

I've tried the following JQL on the scriptrunner enhanced search:

project = "Software Project" AND issueFunction in nextSprint("Scrum Board")

and it worked fine! However, the "Scrum Board" is indeed a scrum board. Can you please check that the board you are using is a scrum and not a kanban board?

Alex

Tony White

Hey Alex, it is a scrum board, but I'm realizing that I'm not actually sure if my company instance has scriptrunner enhanced search. I'm not sure where to check if it's available, but if it helps you to know without having visual, I can successfully pull tickets using:

currentSprints()
futureSprints()

... just not nextSprint()

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Nextsprint can is a JQL from scriptrunner. TO see if you have enhanced search:

go to header menu -> Apps
ScriptRunner Enhanced Search

Tony White

Update @Alex Koxaras -Relational- actually you're correct. I have the sprints set up in my scrum board, but I was attempting to pull those tickets into a kanban as my supervisor requested to see a kanban that has swimlanes by studio/vendor studios as well as by product (which we're organizing at an epic level for sustainment)

So yeah it appears I'm strapped for trying to use nextSprint() within my kanban board Quick Filters unless there's still a way

EDIT: and also I checked and we do in fact have scriptrunner

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