As it is intuitive to deliver key results from sprints, is there a way to link a sprint to a key result (instead of issues/epics) ?
Hi @Hen Huynh!
I totally get it – adding each issue one by one can be a bit of a hassle, especially when there's a bunch of them. My suggestion is to link all the issues in your sprint at once using JQL.
Here's a quick guide:
Let me know if you want more tips and tricks for using the Oboard app. I'd love to schedule a demo for you
Thank you @Margo Sakova - OKR Board for Jira by Oboard
worked like a charm !
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Happy to help 😊
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@Margo Sakova - OKR Board for Jira by Oboard I've just come across this conversation and I'm curious, is the JQL method for linking jira issues dynamic? By that I mean, if new issues come into the scope of the JQL query, would they be automatically appear linked to the KR?
When I think about how our business runs, we would link epics under a particular initiative to a KR. However, as progress is made on delivering the initiative, new epics could appear or existing epics could be cancelled and having the list of epics dynamically update under the KR based on the JQL would be hugely powerful.
Thanks,
Sing
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Hi @Sing Chen
As I understood, your initiatives stay the same, but the epics underneath can be changed. For this case, the easiest solution would be to link the initiatives directly to the Key Results. This way, the child issues progress will be reflected automatically in the KR.
If it's not what you're looking for, please submit a ticket and we'll get back to you shortly.
Also, here are some help articles we have on JQL:
- How do I link multiple Jira issues to OKR with JQL?
- How do I find issues linked to OKR in JQL?
Always happy to help :)
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