How Jira suggests sprint names

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Summary

Read on to learn the criteria Jira uses when suggesting sprint names.

Solution

Jira uses two different methods when suggesting sprint names:


  • If no sprint exists on a given board, the suggested sprint name will be based on the name of the board.
    • Example: For a board named Test , the suggested sprint name will be Test Sprint 1 .

  • If a sprint is already present on a board, the suggested sprint name will be based on the name of the most recent existing sprint.
    • Example: For a board named Test with an existing sprint named Sprint 1.1 , the suggested name will be Sprint 1.2.


(info) Please note that this applies to any sprints that show on the board, even if it's a sprint from another board. Such sprints will be visible when the boards share issues, and any such shared issue is part of a sprint on another board.

Last modified on Nov 19, 2024

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