I have a problem with the Topics in Confluence Questions. For some reason are most of my topics in the list TOPICS gone. At the moment i have in the pool approximately 100 Questions with maybe 60 topics. I was used to look for questions that have already been ask in the way that i have clicked on the tab TOPICS and there was a list of all the topics in the system. Now when i click on the TOPICS tab the list has only 11 topic listed. Do you have any iidea where are the other gone?
Hello,
Sorry for such a late reply on this!
I think you will be able to use the removedAfterSprintStart function to get what you're looking for. You can read more about it at that link. Here's a link to all of ScriptRunner's other Agile related functions if you're interested in learning more. :)
Please let me know if you have any other questions, and sorry again!
Jenna
Hi Jenna, Is there a way to do this without specifying the sprint ID? I need to use the previousSprint() function somehow here
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I don't believe this will work, the previousSprint() function returns a list of issues that were completed in the last sprint. It won't show issues that were removed after that sprint started.
You can read more about it here in the docs.
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@Jenna Davis I am trying to understand how Jira finds/labels "issues removed from the sprint" and "issues not completed" Any logic and definition would be helpful. I am currently trying to find this through burndown chart in the database.
Thanks,
Gaurav
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Are there any workarounds as this function (removedAfterSprintStart) is not available to use for JIRA Cloud?
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