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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Archived Jira Software Cloud, 7.1.4, 7.1.7, 7.1.9, 7.3.3, 7.3.6, 7.5.3, 7.6.3
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7.01
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Severity 3 - Minor
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Description
Currently, if any issues in Sprint A in one board (Board A) got moved to Sprint B in another board (Board B), Sprint B will show up in the Velocity Report of Board A.
It would be nice to limit sprints within a board in the Velocity Report, so no other sprints belonging to other boards should show up in the report.
Summary
Velocity Report includes Sprints from other Boards.
Environment
- 2016-01-18 Cloud, 2016-02-01 Cloud, 1000.383.2 Cloud
- JIRA 7.x Server
Steps to Reproduce
Scenario 1
- You have Board A with filter "project = A". You have Sprint A with issue A-1, A-2 inside it. Sprint A has to be a future Sprint otherwise it correctly shows up in the report.
- You have Board B with filter "project = B". You have Sprint B with issue B-1, B-2 inside it. Sprint B has to be a future Sprint otherwise it correctly shows up in the report.
If issue A-1 is moved to Sprint B, it means that Sprint B will contain 1 issue that matches the filter of Board A, thus Sprint B will APPEAR in Board A. If that happens then the Velocity Report of Board A will include Sprint B too.
Scenario 2
- You have Board A with filter "project = A". You have Sprint A with issue A-1, A-2 inside it. Sprint A is a completed Sprint.
- You have Board B with filter "project = B".
There are also other scenarios that don't rely on the issue being moved from project to project, as long as the following conditions are met the bug will surface:
- The issue contains another sprint in the customfieldvalue
- the issue contains another sprint in the history of the issue (i.e. it has an entry in changeitem).
Scenario 3
You have multiple boards that have filters wide enough to pull in issues for multiple boards, the issues do not need to have been moved from project to project
Scenario 4
At one point one the issue was part of another sprint in another board and the sprint was started. The issue is then moved from an open or closed sprint to a new sprint, this will cause the same behavior in the Velocity report regardless of whether or not the issue was moved from project to project.
Expected Results
- Velocity Report should only show sprints from other boards if the issues were moved between active sprints, not in planning phase (between future sprints).
- As moving issues to-from sprints affects velocity (committed/completed), the report should show it accordingly.
- Velocity Report should not include completed sprints from other boards, as they were not committed/completed in the current board.
Actual Results
Velocity Report includes sprints outside the scope of the board, and sprints might result empty:
Notes
For Scenario 2, board admin may:
- Reopen Sprint A from Board B's Sprint Report
- Remove issue B-1 (formerly A-1) from Sprint A
- Complete Sprint A
In this case, Sprint A doesn't contain anything related to Board B at all, but:
- It's still included in Board B's Velocity Report (as an empty sprint)
- It disappears from Board B's Sprint Report
Workaround:
There is no current workaround for this bug
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