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When using JQL to query for issues in a sprint...

Rebecca Fosdick
Rebecca Fosdick Feb 24, 2023

When using JQL to query for issues in a sprint, how does it know when the sprint began/ended? Is it based on the scheduled start/stop time or when we actually click the button to start/close sprint?

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Kateryna Chikhladze
Kateryna Chikhladze Feb 24, 2023

Hi @Rebecca Fosdick .

The first option is correct.

It is based on the scheduled start/stop time, so you can use JQL to see that info for not started Sprints properly with the click but scheduled ahead ones.

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