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Release not showing in Scrum project

Sarah Nattrass
Sarah Nattrass Jan 19, 2020

After I complete a sprint, where does it go? Its not showing in my releases? 

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Ollie Guan
Ollie Guan Community Leader Jan 19, 2020

Hello @Sarah Nattrass ,

Version and sprint are different dimensions.

Released version can be found in Releases-> released.

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Completed sprints can be found in reports.

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Kevin Bui
Kevin Bui Atlassian Team Jan 23, 2020

Hi @Sarah Nattrass - When a sprint is complete, it doesn't actually go anywhere. However, you can navigate to Reports > Sprint report (in classic projects) or Reports > Sprint burndown chart (in next-gen projects) to see summaries of past sprints.

Hope that helps!

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