We currently have multiple boards on a single project (multiple teams working in parallel on same product).
I know, it's possible to show the agile boards an issue is placed on:
My question:
Is the inverse possible? Can I display/search for issues NOT shown on any agile board?
Motivation:
While we need to continue working on multiple boards in the same project, we want to do housekeeping and assert, that these boards cover all issues in that project:
(If necessary, I am not afraid to use automation rules or even export all board-issue-relations to programmatically compare them against all issues.)
Sunny greetings and thank you
Hartmut
Hi @Hartmut Leister
If I understood you correctly, you'd have to do something like this.
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/JQL-to-list-all-issues-in-specific-quot-kanban-board-quot-or/qaq-p/1247706
After identifying your filter ids, execute a jql with this ids. Something like this "filter not in (10114, 10300) "
And that will give you the ids not present in that boards.
I hope there is an easier way.
Hi @Gustavo Félix,
thank you for your suggestion. However, this would still require to retrieve all mappings board->filter (manually).
I think I will have to go with making REST API calls - I'll post a separate answer, once I got the script (not too complicated)
Sunny greetings
Hartmut
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Boards are based on underlying JQL filters so you can probably identify all the issues that are included easily enough (e.g. filter in (... ) ) and maybe compare in excel or try and extend it to some kind of not in JQL
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