Hi
I have a project with multiple sprints running. I want to be able to search out the issue in a particular open sprint. Each of the team use their team name in the sprint name: TEAM1_2017W47, TEAM2_2017W47. Now I want to search for all issues in the current open sprint for TEAM1:
sprint in ("TEAM1") and sprint in openSprints()
But this fails since we have some issue which was incomplete in a previous in another TEAM1, but now is in an open sprint in TEAM2.
I need a way to only search open sprints with a specific name tag. i.e. something like:
sprint in openSprints("TEAM1")
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Hi,
is there any solution for that or did you find any workaround?
I have the exact same situation and really wondering why this is not supported.
Thanks in advance!
Alex
Try this:
project = "MYPROJECT " AND Sprint in openSprints() and labels= TEAM1
Note, that you'll need to label each story first
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I did not look more into it. I ended up making my own script using the rest interface. Regarding putting labels on everything, I do not want to introduce such manual processes...
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@Morten Christophersen could you please describe what API did you use to get the active sprint?
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Hi, I use the "sprint in openSprint" from scriptrunner plugin, and then the rest interface with some python code around it.
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Hey Morten,
You should be able to use "sprint = [sprint name]" to search for a specific open Sprint.
Not sure if that meets all your needs or not.
Hope this helps,
Tyler
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Hi
Thanks for your answer:-)
Unfortunately, it is not really helping me, since I do not want to put in the entire sprint name but only a the part of it that Identifies the team (to get a generic search for a metric, that will work for each open sprint without having to update the search expression)
The current sprint name would be TEAM1_2018W01.
Example: I have an issue which has the following data in the sprint field:
TEAM1_2017W45, TEAM1_2017W47, TEAM2_2017W49
(closed sprint) ,(closed sprint) ,(Open sprint)
Now I want to make a search that gives me all issues in the open sprint for TEAM1(as a generic search expression so that is also works in the next sprint):
sprint in ("TEAM1") and sprint in openSprints()
But this fails since the issue descried above also fulfills this expression.
I would need something like:
sprint in openSprints('sprint in ("TEAM1")')
which unfortunately is not supported.
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