Story points not showing in backlog and burndown charts

[Shu Kei Koo]

Here is my issue

1. There is a team-managed project, with sprints feature disabled and estimation enabled

2. I made a filter on it and created a custom scrum board for it.  

project = XXX AND (assignee in (123, 124, 125)) ORDER BY Rank ASC

3. I can see the main project has story point estimations calculated in the backlog

But in my customer board, it is not showing.  Also, when I looked at the burndown chart, it is all 0

- I have confirmed that the story point estimation is not a custom field

[Trudy Claspill · Accepted solution]

Hello @Shu Kei Koo 

Welcome to the community.

When you manual create a board, the functionality of such boards assumes that they are being created for data in Company Managed projects.

Team Managed projects are architected a bit differently. There are a few things in Team Managed projects that will not display correctly in a board you create manually. Story points is one of those things.

Company Managed projects use the field Story Points. Team Managed projects use the field Story Points Estimate.

The manually created board will show Story Point information only from the Story Points field. Since the Team Managed issues use Story Points Estimate instead of Story Points, no story point data will be shown for the Team Managed issues.

[Shu Kei Koo]

Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation.  It all makes sense to me.  Is there anything I can do to make that work?  Like getting the Story Points field to the Team Managed issues? 

[peter_giles]

I have a similar issue- I have a consolidated board that includes Company-managed and Team-managed projects and the Team-managed projects are not showing their Story Points which makes planning a Sprint hard work. 

Is there any way I can show the Team Managed story points in a consolidated board?

[Trudy Claspill]

I tried adding a custom field named "Story Points" to my Team Managed project and filling it in. That values did not show in the consolidated board like the Story Points of the Company Managed project issues.

So, I don't think there is any way to do it.

[peter_giles]

Thanks Trudy, not the answer I was hoping for but not surprised given the other reading of next-gen/team-managed projects being architectured differently.