As a Scrum Master,
I want a dynamic JQL query to see all issues that have been created since the last active sprint was closed
so that I can gain better insight into recent scope increases for a project without having to manually change the JQL query date every time.
Thanks in advance!
Hi @Ogden Rojas ,
Welcome to Atlassian Community!
Could you please try below JQL. It will help to fetch only backlog issues in fliter.
issuetype = Story AND status in (Open, Reopened) AND assignee in (currentUser()) AND (sprint is EMPTY or sprint in closedSprints())
Thanks,
Prashant
Hi Prashant,
Thanks for the response.
Unfortunately there are several issues with the JQL query you provided:
1. There are instances where a newly created issue is assigned to a current or future sprint.
2. I want to see a list of issues without filtering by assignee since that can be empty or not necessarily the current user.
3. There could be times when I run the query, some of these newly created issues are already Ready, In Progress, or Closed.
My real issue lies in the following filter in my JQL query:
createdDate >= [closing date of most recent sprint].
Our Sprints close weekly on Thursdays. I have to manually change this date every time I run the query. Is there a way to have it dynamically reference the closing date of the most recent Sprint instead?
Thanks,
Ogden
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3.5 years later, same issue here. This is a pretty common need and a long-standing pain point. I just came searching again assuming it would have been addressed by now 😞
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Agreed, my customer wants to see the deltas of status change, and the status change since [time] doesn't include newly created issues.
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