How can I put all bugs into current (started) sprint on creation using JJUPIN/JJUPIN Agile?

[Moriah Chandler]

I can't find the script for doing this... Basically, if the issue type is "Bug" we want JIRA to automatically place it in the top started sprint. We usually have 2 sprints open at the same time (for at least a part of any given release), so this may not be easy. I want the bugs to go into the "next" sprint - the one at the top of my agile board.

I need this for multiple boards/multiple projects and would add it as a post-function.

[Moriah Chandler · Accepted solution]

This is what I cobbled together from this: http://confluence.kepler-rominfo.com/display/TR/Moving+unclosed+issues+from+last+closed+sprint+on+next+sprint+and+updating+story+points+for+JIRA+Agile

number nextSprintInSprints=-1;
number brd = 35;

if (size(startedSprints(brd))>0)
{
 nextSprintInSprints=getElement(startedSprints(brd), 0);
}
if (elementExists(issueType,"Bug"))
 {
  addIssueToSprint(key,nextSprintInSprints);
 }
;

In this case, the agile board number is stated so there has to be a separate script for each board/workflow.

It creates an error if there are no started sprints (not really a concern since we always have one going).

I will admit, I don't know what it is actually doing code wise - but added as a post-function to the Create Issue step, it adds any bugs to the sprint at the top of the agile board.

[Silviu Burcea]

Hi Moriah,

You need JJupin Agile to do that. It comes with some useful routines that will help you doing this task like addIssueToSprint, startedSprints and more. Check them here: http://confluence.kepler-rominfo.com/display/JJUPA/Routines.

Best regards,

Silviu

[Moriah Chandler]

Yes, we bought the addon last week. I can't figure out how to do this though. How can I find the ID of the next sprint (when we have multiple open sprints)? I can get a list of all started sprints, but how do I know what the next one is?

[Silviu Burcea]

Hi,

You will have to iterate through sprints ids returned by startedSprints/notStartedSprints(not sure if 'next' sprint is the 2nd started or 1st not started) and decide which one is the sprint you want. sprintInfo/sprintStartDate will help you for this task. It's not pretty, but it will do the job.

I understand that this is not simple enough, we will add some more helpful routines like firstFutureSprint for a board or a way to sort sprints.