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Hello
Is there any way to view closed sprints in the Story Map? When I choose these settings (see screenshot), only active sprint is visible. Or maybe I'm missing something? Thank you.
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Hi Dmitriy, thanks for reaching out.
Today we hide the done issues that are in a Released Version or a Completed Sprint. We made this choice due to a possible performance impact where teams have years of old issues. For instance, one customer had thousands of such issues which caused the story map to be slow to load, and they weren't looking at them all regardless.
I have a story on the backlog to find an approach that shows these done issues, and I've made a note to follow up here once it is available. How far back would you ideally like to see? All history? Just the past few sprints?
Thanks Dmitriy.
Regards,
Nick Muldoon
Product Manager, Easy Agile
Hi Nick, thanks for your answer.
We have several projects that are not that long and contain just about 10 sprints. But it's essential for us to be able to track all the issues on the story map, inculding ones from the closed sprints. The perfect variant would be to be able to choose whether to show the issues that are in a Released Version/Completed Sprint or not.
Thanks Dmitriy. I don't have a short term solution so leave it with us. I'll follow up here (or via email if you want to email through to support@easyagile.com) when we look at this more closely.
Definitely a must-have feature for us to continue past the trial phase. This is the #1 reason I even considered this plug-in.. to get a big picture view of the entire project, including completed sprints.
@Nick Muldoon [Easy Agile] This feature is deal breaker for me as well. Really hope to have it in place soon.
Hi @Andrew Nesterenko, @Balki Kodarapu, @Sebastien Laden,
I'm interested to know how far back you want to see.
Thanks so much, have a great day,
Nick
@Nick Muldoon [Easy Agile] I think 5 would be minimum but still enough for majority of my cases. 10 would probably cover 99% of them. Ideally I would like to select the number of sprints myself. So if I pick up 100, I do realize that it will take a while to process.
Thanks for getting back on this
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