I am lookin for a Jira JQL which would show those user stories that are pulled from next sprint into current sprint.
Below screenshot is one of the history of a user story in which JQLSCRIP Sprint 2 is the current sprint and JQLSCRIP Sprint 3 is the next sprint. Need help to create a JQL query in jira to pull all such user stories.
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I have a usecase in which I want to track only EPICs in JIRA.
I created a dashboard and used a filter but the EPIC are not displayed.
Boards and dashboards are different in Jira.
What i understand that you want to show only "Epics" on a scrum board. This is possible. You need only to add the active sprint to each Epic.
This is not possible from he backlog. You need to edit each Epic then add active sprint on the sprint field.
Regards,
Seif,
How to create a Dashboard specific to user stories in TFS -Azure Devops - I am looking for graphical representation of User stories against the entire sprint cycle - Like i have 11 sprints and 140 user stories so i wanted to see User stories fall under current sprint and completed sprints along with there states and sprints which are not started will show blank
We could create a query to list all user stories->save it as shared query->click the tab Chart->click the button new Chart and select Stacked bar->configure the chart and then add the chart to Dashboard.
Result:
I am using Azure DevOps Server Version Dev17.M153.3 - self-hosted Azure DevOps.
I have tried but can't figure out what are the rules for what items show up in the backlog. The backlog configuration is to see only User Stories.
Let's say my Team is "DevOps." I have drag/dropped several User Stories and child Tasks onto "DevOps Team Backlog" and then I go to the Backlog sprint and they are not there, but 2 random tasks are, that have
Area: DevOps, Iteration: DevOps\Some Product\Some Sprint
I can go find the items I drag/dropped onto the backlog under Work Items, and they have
Area: DevOps, Iteration: DevOps
If I use the "Create Query" function on the backlog, the query is
Work Item Type: User Story, Area: DevOps, Iteration: DevOps, State: New,Active,Resolved
and many items show up, which is what I expect to see in the Backlog view.
What are the rules to determine what shows up in my team's backlog view?
You use backlogs (user stories) to define your future work.
You plan your next iteration by assign user stories to that iteration in the backlog
You create child tasks in the sprint backlog
Additional links:
Organize your backlog, map child work items to parents
Assign backlog items to a sprint
Add tasks to backlog items
JIRA User Story Time Tracking
I recently adopted JIRA as a Scrum agile development tool.
This is my scenario:
Scrum board
Estimation Statistic: Original Time Estimate
Time Tracking: Remaining Estimate and Time Spent
Our Product Owner populates BackLog with “User Story” issues
Our team estimates each “User Story” so we fill “Original Estimate” field in the “User Story”
Once all “User Stories” are dropped to current sprint, we start the sprint.
At this point, only “User Story” issues exists in the current sprint.
Then, the development team starts working.
So, a team member takes the first user story issue and breaks it down into several sub tasks (depending on user story complexity).
Once a sub task is completed, the team member logs work into the sub task “Time Spent” field.
What do we expect?
We expect, “Remaining time” in “User Story time tracking” is updated by the following formula:
[Remaining Estimate] = [Original Estimate] – ( Sum([ work log ]) )
Where Sum([ work log ]) is the sum of “all work logged in all subtasks” plus “work log in user story”
What we got
Remaining is ONLY updated with “work log in user story” even when “Include sub-tasks” is checked
Is there any method or workaround to use JIRA to fit our needs?
Example:
Create User Story Issue “User Story 1” and estimate it (Original Estimate): 1 week
Create subtask “Subtask 1”
Create subtask “Subtask 2”
Log work in Subtask 1: 1 day
Log work un Subtask 2: 1 day
Refresh “User Story 1” issue time tracking
Time Tracking
Remaining : 1 week
When actually the team has worked 2 days!
Thanks
Your issue is a well known Jira Issue
It's a very old issue, and I'm surprised that Atlassian does not react to this.
Some users found a workaround (if you have installed Jira on your own server, not onDemand) : creating a scripted custom field, but I didn't try it
I'm using TFS (web) and using the scrum template. On the main page/dashboard, under Work->Create New->Epic. I have created an Epic. This epic is associated to Sprint 5 in my project. I've also created sub story associated with that epic. However, I'm unable to see that story, or the epic under sprint 5.
When I query the epic, TFS displays it, so I know for sure that exists. But it doesn't list in Sprint.
Please help.
Typically Epics don't belong to Sprints, they are higher level. When you are in the sprint planning screen or the sprint taskboard view, it will show requirements (ie user stories, use cases, pbi's, bugs, defects) and tasks.
You can always create a WI query to return all PBI's and Epics assigned to a Sprint if you want.