There are so many boards present under one project and have to make changes in sprint

[arushi gupta]

There are so many boards present under one project and have to make changes in sprint

Please suggest how to check which sprint lies under which board ID 

[Johnny Hermann]

One "best practice" is to use a naming convention where you prefix the sprint name with an abbreviation of the board name.  If boards map to teams, then the prefix could be an abbreviation of the team name.  For example, if the board / team is named "Development", then the associated sprint names could look like "Dev Sprint 1".

[Trudy Claspill]

Hello @arushi gupta 

Unfortunately there is no option in the UI to find out under which board a sprint was created.

Sprints will appear in every Scrum board where the scope of the Scrum board filter includes an issue that has been assigned to the sprint, in addition to displaying in the board where it was originally created.

The only way to determine conclusively in the UI which board owns the sprint is to remove all issues from the sprint and then find the board in which it is still displayed.

I don't think there is a REST API to figure that out either, but I'm not positive.

[Mark Segall]

Hi @arushi gupta - This is probably not the answer you're looking for, but you probably need to reevaluate how your projects are setup.  This is one of many reasons why multiple teams should not coexist in the same project.  

If you're wholly against splitting teams into isolated projects, you should at least explore naming conventions for your boards/sprints (e.g. Team1 board/team1 sprint 1) so they are easier to match up.