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Completed sprints

Never lose track of past sprints.

Once a sprint ends, the metrics associated with it are locked and can always be reviewed. To see the metric for a past sprint, go to the sprint planner and choose the desired sprint in the date picker.

For all completed sprints, you'll be able to see:

Sprint metrics across the team

  • Allocated work (issues and points/time)

  • Scope change

  • Completed work (issues and points/time)

Sprint burndown

Actual burndown compared to planned, alongside scope change.

Individual user progress

  • % of work complete

  • Issues by status type

The status of issues in past sprints will reflect their current status in the system. For example, if an issue was completed during a sprint, but later re-opened, the issue will show as open in the past sprint view. However, it will still count as completed in the past sprint's metrics.

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