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Open Sprint means what?

Robert Andrew Suther February 15, 2023

Trying to understand what data is pulled when using OpenSprint(). Does it pull everything that is not in an active sprint (both future and past?)

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Callum Carlile _Automation Consultants_
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February 15, 2023

Hi @Robert Andrew Suther , welcome to the community!

Open sprints mean the same thing as active sprints - so this pulls in issues that are in a currently active sprint, and will ignore everything that's only in future sprints/sprints in the past

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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February 15, 2023

I've seen SR used to alias activeSprints() aliased on to openSprints() so the users could remember!

You can also use completedSprints(), and  futureSprints() (defined in the backlog, but not started),

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Robert Andrew Suther March 8, 2023

Lets say something got slotted into a past sprint as was not finished (marked as done) ...

How might I pull pall unresolved issues that are not slotted for a future sprint, basically telling me whats still in the backlog thats not resolved and not slotted for a future sprint?

 

would this work?

project = PSO AND resolution in (Unresolved) AND Sprint not in (futureSprints()) ORDER BY resolution ASC, lastViewed DESC

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