Background:
Previous Sprint Burndown, lists a total of 60 points for all issues when Sprint start was triggered at 7:05pm 8/21/2024
Approximate total issue count easily over 20 (Bugs, Stories, Tasks)
Sprint ended 9/3/2024
Challenge:
JQL search for issues added to that Sprint within a generous date range (8/20 to 8/22) does not return the correct number of points. In fact it only returns 3 (bugs) listed in the Sprint Burndown 'Start' list.
What am I missing?
JQL Query used:
project = FS
AND sprint = 281
AND "added to sprint[date]" >= "2024-08-20"
AND "added to sprint[date]" <= "2024-08-22"
ORDER BY cf[10005] ASC, cf[10958] ASC, Key ASC
My Quest:
I need to decipher -
- Points at Sprint Start
- Points added during a Sprint
- Planned points not completed vs added points completed.
Hi @Bud Herz ,
Unfortunately, I do not completely understand the query since it seems you use some 3rd party extension for JQL, particularly for this clause:
added to sprint[date]
You request, unfortunately, is not possible to fullfill using native JIRA, but you can use the 3rd party app I developed for that - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospective.
Best regards,
Alexey
Hello @Bud Herz
Based on my understanding, the JQL query you are using might not account for changes in issue history accurately.
Jira’s sprint-related fields like "Added to Sprint" require precise configurations and may miss data if not properly indexed.
I would recommend to consider using advanced JQL plugins or analyzing issue history through the API for more detailed results.
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