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Hi,
I'm looking to create custom reports (using JQL queries) based on what was committed vs. delivered in a given sprint. The problem I'm running into is how do I query for status as of the end of sprint (as it is displayed in the "Sprint Report"). As Jira tickets get updated even after the sprint has ended, how do I "freeze" the status of the Jira ticket as of the end of sprint?
Thanks in advance!
Karthick
We are using Jira Cloud btw.
The sprint report is taking a snapshot of the issues and their statuses at that time. To try to recreate this via JQL is a bit different, because issues can still change status and even been added/removed after the sprint is actually completed.
However since JQL does track historical changes to some system fields like status, you could probably use a JQL query such as
sprint="Example sprint name" AND status was "Example status name" on "2018/07/30 12:15"
But understand that this will only return issues to you in that are currently in that sprint AND that had this specific status at this specific date/time. In this case, you would need to find the date/time that the sprint was closed and specify this in the JQL in order to see these results
Thanks for getting back to me. 👍 Technically your proposal can work; but we have 40+ scrum teams starting and stopping sprints on a weekly basis on different time/day and its going to be really tricky to pull this on a regular basis. I will play with this a little bit more and come back to you here if I have any additional questions.
Thanks again! 🙏🏼
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Did you ever find a solution for this? I'm trying to build a dashboard and I don't think I can put a JQL query as statistic type.
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