Sprint Reports: Go back in history

[Foxcliffe Hickory]

Hello - I can only go back and see so many sprint reports for one project.

Is there a way to see sprint reports from the start of the project?

Thank you.

[Foxcliffe Hickory · Accepted solution]

Thank you Yulila and Josh. I run boards as two week sprints, and save that information as its own filter for reference. Normal swim lanes and all that. There's only tickets from this particular project. 

I was looking for historical data around 'Scope Change' from many sprints past. Right, I don't see that available in the Burndown Chart Drop-Down; I only see about 10 sprints past.

[Yuliia_Borivets_[SaaSJet] · Accepted solution]

Hi @Foxcliffe Hickory 

What is the exact data you need to see in the sprint report?

I can suggest checking the Issue History plugin if you're ok with it. Here you can filter issues by project, sprint,  etc., and choose the date range you need.

The add-on is developed by my team as a journal for every past activity. Let me know if you have any questions.

[Josh Costella · Accepted solution]

Hi @Foxcliffe Hickory 

How is your board filter configured? Does it include all tickets within that Jira project? Were there tickets in the sprints from multiple Jira projects?

[Sherry Nightingale]

Hi - I have accidently moved some tickets from one sprint in to another - is there a way of seeing at a glance which tickets were moved so that I can bulk them in to the right sprint?

[Yuliia_Borivets_[SaaSJet]]

Hi @Sherry Nightingale 

You can see this info in the Jira Burndown chart (go for Reports). You can choose the sprint you need, and the list below the chart presents Issues removed from sprint, Issues added to sprint, and Issues completed.

It looks like this chart should help in your case.

If you are looking for a more customizable solution, check out Issue History for Jira app from my team (look at my answer above). You can also select the sprint you need and the updater and see all detailed changes made to the issue list, for example, to which sprint were issues moved and who moved them. 

[Sherry Nightingale]

Thank you!