Hi Avi,
As a JQL query I would suggest using: project = "ABC" and Sprint is EMPTY to return all records that do not have an association to a sprint.
Thanks,
Paul
Hi Avi,
A more specialised JQL query would be:
project = "ABC" and issuetype in (standardIssueTypes()) and issuetype != Epic and status not in (Resolved,Closed) and Sprint not in (openSprints()) OR project = "ABC" and sprint is EMPTY and issuetype != Epic
Cheers,
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That did not work. Now I have too many issues. Is there a document that explains all of the Greenhopper fields and functions to be used in JQL query?
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Paul,
The original query is the best. I looked at the result set again and it is including all the sub-tasks as issues which resulted in the discrepency in the count compared to numbe rof issues in the Backlog.
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Hi Avi,
Here is a great document on the fields available to JQL: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Searching#AdvancedSearching-FieldsReference. These fields will also apply to GreenHopper.
The extended query may not have suited your needs as Rapid Boards can be configured differently. It may be useful for further customising your own query :)
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