You should add a sub-filter to your Kanban board, e.g.
resolved >= -2w OR resolved IS EMPTY
Try this
resolution is EMPTY OR resolution is not EMPTY AND resolutiondate > -14d
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Thank you very much for your help!
Even with this new filter it doesn't work. We see the other "component" appear, while I want to see only the "component = KD".
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change your main project filter to include only KD components.
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Why are closed issues still showing up by default in the backlog view? What's the idea behind this?
and why is there no easy way of hiding them?
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I vote for something like this:
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As mentioned above, you can update the board query or subquery to hide closed issues.
Another option is to use the "Release" button on the top-right of the board, this will create a release and mark all the closed items as released, so they should no longer show. You would need to to this periodically, say once a month, to stop the column from filling up again.
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Hi @Kelly ,
You can update the filter query of your board, such that close requests will not listed.
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