I have a project Kanban board, and I am trying to separate my tasks by due date, Can you help me configure the swimlanes properly? I think i need to identify the project name first to have it show up on my specific project kanban board (Project name is swf). then I put due date etc. The way I have these set up now (See the JQLs below for each swimlane) gathers tasks, however the tasks are not placed in the correct buckets according to their due dates. not sure what I am doing wrong.
1. Past Due = all tasks where the due date is in the past and is not yet complete/done.
my current JQL: project = swf and duedate < startOfDay()
2. Due ASAP = all tasks due within the current week
project = swf and duedate >= startOfDay('+1w')
3. Due within 2 weeks = all tasks due within the next 2 weeks
project = swf and duedate >= startOfDay ('+2w')
4. Due within 1 month = all tasks due within 30 days (1 month)
project = swf and duedate >= startOfMonth()
5. Due within 3 months = all tasks due within the next 3 months
project= SWF and due >= endOfMonth(3)
6. Everything else = all tasks that dont have a due date or that has a due date more than 3 months from now.
this one seems to be a type of default? no JQL for this swimlane.
thanks for the help,
Kristina
I think I can describe what you are seeing here, swimlanes showing you
These rows come out because
I think you probably want to add upper bounds to the searches. Start with rule 2 - I suspect that should be:
project = swf and duedate >= startOfDay('+1w') and duedate < startOfDay ('+2w')
yess! I just did this within the advanced search and it is working for me! thank you, this is exactly what I needed. ensure i had two dates to filter between. i now found the exact JQLs needed for each swimlane. thanks so much!
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what exactly are you observing? I would recommend starting with using the Advanced search and construct the queries to the point they present the results you expect and then copy the JQL and paste into the swimlane query.
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Alright! using the advanced search helped me. thank you! I had to change my search to something like: duedate >= endOfDay() AND duedate <= endOfDay('+1w') so that I have 2 dates to filter between.
an easy answer for a complicated question - thanks for the help.
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