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This will open a dialog letting you to create a new Sprint Goal: 

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The first field is a summary of the new goal, it is the only required field which you will later use to recognize your goal. We advise to keep it short but descriptive so all team members can understand what this goal is about. 

The next field is description of the goal, it is the best to describe here in more details what work will be in scope of the goal  (for example service needs to be deployed to production, monitoring of the service is outside of the scope).

The last part of the dialog "Select issues to track progress" presents the issues of the Sprint  and a quick filter field. To specify which issues will be part of the Sprint Goal simply select them like in the screen below:

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Quick filter

Filtering of issues takes into account such values like:

  • issue type
  • issue key
  • summary
  • epic name

and works as a simple contains search. For example to find issues that are bugs you can type: "bug":

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Filtering takes all issue fields into account, it meas that when epic name is called Goals but a word goal is present in the summary of issues that are not part of Goal epic will also be included:

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Selecting / unselecting multiple issues

When at least one of currently visible issues is not selected a Select all button is visible, by clicking it all of currently visible issues will be marked as selected and button will change to Unselect all:

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Now when all information was filled click "Create" button on the right bottom side of the dialog. After a successful goal creation a dialog presenting all goals for particular sprint will be present:

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Congratulations your Sprint Goal was just created!

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