Remove Test Case from Backlog View but show in Active Sprint

Mridula Wittke April 17, 2020

In the backlog view I only want to see user stories and bugs and no display all the Tests. I went to the Board Configuration and changed the filter to show only User Story and Bugs, which worked perfectly. However when i go to active sprints I don't see the Tests. 

How do i show two different data in backlog and active sprint?

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Lyndsey
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November 19, 2020

I don't have the ability to configure a board filter in the next-gen projects. Is there a way to filter out testcases from backlog in next-gen projects?

Kshitija November 6, 2024

You can try following steps-
Backlog -> Configure Board -> General Settings -> Board Filter -> Edit Filter Query -> Select all issues types except test cases issues type -> Save the filter.

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Ireen Klein_Actonic
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April 18, 2020

Hello,

the board filter are for both views (backlog and active Sprints). Try to create a quickfilter issuetype in (Story,Bug). This quickfilter can be activated on the backlog View.

Does this Help?

Cheers Ireen

Mridula Wittke April 20, 2020

Can you give me little guidance or instruction on how to get that setup?

Ireen Klein_Actonic
Contributor
April 20, 2020

Yes, of course!

Go to your board. Click Board in the top right corner and choose "Configure".

image.pngThen you find "Quick Filters" in the left menu. When you click on it you come to the next screen where you can add quick Filters. Put a name in it like "Bug & Stories", enter the JQL "issuetype in (bug, Story)" and confirm by adding "Add"

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Switch "Back to board": Under the Board name you will find your new Quick Filter. Activate it and only Bugs and Stories will be shown.

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On Active Sprint you will find the same Quick Filter but it can be deactivated. So other issuetypes will be shown, too.

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Change back the board filter so that all issuetypes are shown.

Does this answer your question? If not, don't hesitate to ask me further.

Kind regards,

Ireen

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