Add issues to a sprint

Use the sprint view in OpenClaw Enterprise — Releases to plan work in two-week iterations. You need write access to the project to add items and change their fields. If you cannot edit the project, ask a project maintainer to assign the issue.

Sprint is a project field of type Iteration. Each value has a name and date range. Adding an issue to the project and assigning its Sprint are separate steps; a repository label or milestone does not assign a sprint.

Add an existing issue

1. Open the issue. In its sidebar, edit Projects and select OpenClaw Enterprise — Releases. Skip this step if it is already listed.
2. Open the sprint view. Its saved filter is sprint:@current, so an issue without a Sprint value may be hidden. Temporarily replace the filter with the issue number, such as 733, to find it.
3. In the issue's row, click the Sprint cell. Select the iteration marked Current, or choose another existing iteration by its date range. If the column is hidden, use Add field → Sprint to show the existing field.
4. Restore sprint:@current in the filter bar. An issue assigned to the current iteration now appears in the view. An issue assigned to a future iteration appears when that iteration becomes current.

Field edits save immediately. Temporary searches do not need Save: saving a filter changes the default for everyone using that view. You can also use Discard to restore the saved filter; it does not undo the Sprint assignment.

For example, to schedule issue #733, find its row and select the current iteration in Sprint. Use the date range shown in the picker rather than assuming that a particular sprint number is still current.

Create a new task

1. Create an issue in openclaw/openclaw-enterprise. Give it a clear title and describe the expected outcome and how completion will be checked.
2. Add it to the project and assign its Sprint using the steps above.
3. Confirm that it appears in the sprint view and set its assignee and status.

You can also use the + control in the project's bottom row to create an issue or add an existing one. Select openclaw/openclaw-enterprise when creating a repository issue. Verify the Sprint value afterward, even if GitHub populated it from the view's filter. A draft item exists only in the project until it is converted to an issue. See GitHub's adding items guide for these alternate entry points.

Move work or find a missing issue

• Move work to another sprint: find the issue using a temporary search and change its Sprint value. Each item has one value in this field, so moving it also changes which historical sprint view includes it. Review unfinished work before moving it; the date-based view does not roll it forward automatically.
• Issue is missing: check project membership, its Sprint date range, and any extra filters. Restore sprint:@current to see the current iteration's items.
• Target iteration is missing: a maintainer can open project Settings → Sprint → Add iteration and save the new dates. Reuse the existing Sprint field. See GitHub's iteration field guide.