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Here's one that bothers me. If you use Jira to track sprints, and you want to view the previous sprint, how would you expect to do it? I don't mean a sprint fr
by karaterobot 5y ago
Here's one that bothers me.
If you use Jira to track sprints, and you want to view the previous sprint, how would you expect to do it? I don't mean a sprint from 5 years ago, I mean the one from last week. Let's say you want to view stories that didn't get completed last sprint, or you just want to see what happened because you're doing a retrospective. How would you expect to go about this in a mature product for which your organization pays money?
You might say "well, there's probably a button on the current sprint that lets you go back in time to the last sprint. Like, some form of pagination. Or, maybe you can even set a date on a calendar and see the active sprint during that date. That would be cool."
According to Atlassian's support forum, there is "no way to currently do this"[1].
[1] https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/How-to-view-a-previous-sprint-that-has-been-closed/qaq-p/1017041#M42220 https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/H...
You can approximate it by building a custom query, or going into a reporting dashboard (if you have access). You shouldn't need to.
- mustyoshi 5y agoI'm able to view previous sprints for a board by going to the reports tab on the left sidebar.
- phkx 5y agoThere’s something hidden in the sprint reports. One of the different views there let‘s you see the stories from any previous sprint. Not sure whether it reflects the state of the stories as of that sprint, though.