I haven't been able to figure out why our burndown chart doesn't show progress after reading other threads.
Burndown chart is configuring with Story Points. Tickets have story points and accurately show when they're added to the sprint:
Stories in that sprint are marked Done and have a Resolution, but they aren't reflected in the above burndown.
Done is the right-most column on the board
The board is configured to use Story Points for estimation
Any ideas? I'm stumped on this one.
Below the burndown chart should be details showing how the scope changes as stories are added/removed/completed in the sprint and if the story point value is changed on an issue.
Does that table have any information about these Done issues?
The chart shows that your remaining work is increasing. Are more stories being added or story point values increased?
The table shows the done stories being added but none of them as closed, so the total story points is only increasing.
But as you can see in the issue search screenshot above, some of those tickets in the table are Done (in the same sprint) even though they aren't reflected in the table.
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There should be separate entries with dates matching the Resolved dates showing that the issues have been completed. Are those not present?
Does this happen on all scrum boards?
Are you using Jira Server or Jira Data Center?
What version of the product are you using?
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There are not separate entries in the burndown report's table that match the Resolved dates from the issue search. That seems to be the issue.
This does not happen on other scrum boards.
We're using Jira Server but I don't know which version.
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You should be able to get the version information by click on the question mark icon near your avatar in the upper right corner, and then selecting About Jira.
I'm afraid I am running out of ideas.
Do you have a non-expired license for this instance? If so, I recommend that you reach out to your Jira Admins and ask them to open a support ticket directly with Atlassian on this.
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It would be great if you can report back here what your admins learn from Atlassian support.
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