I have tried to find the answer in already asked questions and tried the query functionality, but cannot seem to find it to this one:
(How) Can I sort the stories in my backlog based on the due date of the Epic to which the story is linked?
Thanks in advance
We use JIRA Server 7.10 version.
1. If you are asking how to sort issues, using JQL, within a single Epic, then try:
"Epic Link" = <JIRA Epic Issue Nbr> order by duedate
2. If you are asking how to do this in a JIRA Planning Board, then you cannot. The Board sort order is done manually via drag-and-drop. At best, you could filter on the JIRA Epic within the Board, then manually change the order via drag-and-drop (i.e. according to each issue's Due Date).
The second is indeed what I'm looking for, but I'll keep looking ;) Thanks anyway
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You could try adding Quick Filters to your Planning Board which 'time-slice' the backlog based on due date (e.g. issues 'where duedate <= 1w', etc).
Doing this, you could see which issues in the backlog are not ordered, according to a duedate range (e.g. due in the next 7 days, in the next 14 days, etc).
Note: We don't use due dates on individual issues. As we are a Scrum team with 2-week sprints (so the team decides when to do what within the sprint), we use the text of the Sprint Number (max. 30 chars) to capture 3 important pieces of information:
Calendar Year-Sprint Number (FixVersion, End of Sprint Date)
Using this format, brings a lot of benefits including:
1. I can easily see how many sprints it will take to complete the planned work for the release
2. I can run daily JQL subscriptions to ensure issues are correctly assigned to sprints which are within the FixVersion.
3. I can see when the currently planned 2-weeks of work will be done.
See attached screenshot of our current sprint's Sprint Number text.
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