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×how do I create an automation that notifies me when a sprint starts with a score above the average that the team delivers. Example my team delivers 40 points based on the last sprints, if you start a sprint with 41 points or more let me know. Has as?
and for me to put the average manually would it be like this?
Yes, but you'll need the lookup Issues action before that condition.
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See my first response for full context, but you'll want this:
sprint IN ({{sprint}})
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Hi @Luan Castro - You would need a mechanism for capturing average velocity somewhere. The only way that comes to my mind without some type of marketplace app or custom development would be manual:
Then use automation like this:
sprint IN ({{sprint}})
{{lookupIssues.Story Points.sum}}
Greater Than
<Team Velocity>
Any time the average velocity changes, you'd need to update the advanced condition in the rule.
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I have a gadgets application that shows the average speed, will I be able to use this data?
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Unfortunately no - This is calculated in real time. Since there is currently no capability to look back at last n sprints dynamically in Jira, you'd need to capture this. Here's a way you could do that which is not the cleanest approach, but an option:
Leverage automation to create a "Sprint Story" at the end of each sprint. The purpose of this story would be to capture the velocity. In my example, I'm using a component as a way of labeling these for future use. The rule would look like this:
Then you'd tweak the rule I shared above like this:
Component IN ("Sprint Velocity")
sprint IN ({{sprint}})
{{lookupIssues.Story Points.sum}}
Greater Than
{{varAvgVelocity}}
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