Hi Janine, note that JQL is about issues and you cannot retrieve other data than a list of issues using this language. JQL It is not SQL.
Using Advanced search features you can type the following:
project = MyProjec AND sprint in openSprints ()
to retrieve a list of issues under your current Sprint of project 'MyProject'
Regards
This is not true. If you have a sprint with issues from multiple projects, this query only shows the issues from the project specified.
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Thanks for the answer. Works like charm. Just in case you want to filter everyone's else ticket use this JQL:
project = "YOUR_PROJECT_CODE" and sprint in openSprints() and assignee = currentUser()
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This worked really well as a Quick Filter on a Kanban board. I also added a Quick Filter to the same board for "Exclude Current Sprint":
sprint not in openSprints()
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thanks this was helpful
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Hello @Janine_Memon a query like this should work
sprint in openSprints ()
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Works for me!
Part of the team members cant see this filter
do you know why?
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When I use 'spring in openSprints()', I am getting a bunch of backlog items (but not ALL) that have no sprint filled out. Has anyone else seen this? I checked the history, these items have never been part of a sprint, that I can see.
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It seems to have worked itself out...I have a query like this:
project = xxxx AND "Align Team" in (xxx, yyy) AND Sprint in openSprints() AND status = "Pending Approval"
This shows me the stuff that hasn't been approved to start yet but it's in the sprint. It works just fine. Not sure what 'fixed' it.
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This function will break a jira gadget on a Confluence Page. Idk if it is all gadgets or just the Pie Chart.
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