In the Advanced Roadmaps (Plans) timeline, we can currently:

• See releases displayed along the top of the view, and

• See issues scheduled on the timeline, including using sprint dates for scheduling.

However, unlike the board / project Timeline view, Plans does not show:

• A dedicated Sprints lane across the top of the timeline, alongside

• A Releases lane.

In the board / project Timeline view, this combination is very powerful because we can:

• Visually see sprint boundaries,

• See release milestones, and

• Understand at a glance how work, sprints, and releases line up over time.

In Plans, we’d like to have a similar experience so we can get that same clarity at the multi‑project / multi‑team level.

Current results

• Plans timeline shows:

• • Issue bars

• • Release markers along the top

• • Sprints only implicitly (e.g., via issue dates or sprint capacity views)

• There is no way to enable a separate Sprints lane across the timeline in Plans.

Expected results

Please add an option in Advanced Roadmaps (Plans) to:

• Show a Sprints lane on the timeline (similar to the project/board Timeline view), and

• Show this lane together with Releases, so both sprint windows and release dates are visible at the same time.

Workarounds 

• Use Plans for cross‑project planning and rely on the board Timeline view for a single board’s sprint + release visualization.

• Configure issues in Plans to inherit dates from their sprints, so the issue bars line up with sprint timing—but this still doesn’t provide a dedicated sprint lane across the plan timeline.