**As** an agile user
**I want to** close a sprint and have the unfinished work packages moved to another place in bulk
**so that** it is easy to open the next sprint

**Acceptance criteria**

* An active sprint can be closed. Begin of the insertionFor active sprintsEnd of the insertion

* Begin of the deletion How is that done. Is thereEnd of the deletion a Begin of the insertion"complete sprint"End of the insertion Begin of the deletion "Close"End of the deletion button Begin of the insertionis visible on the board

End of the insertion Begin of the deletion where there was a "Start" button before?

End of the deletion * Begin of the insertionaEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion AEnd of the deletion "complete sprint" button Begin of the insertionisEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion should beEnd of the deletion visible on the Begin of the insertionsprint.

End of the insertion Begin of the deletion board and on the sprint bucket.

End of the deletion * Begin of the deletion WithinEnd of the deletion the Begin of the insertionbutton replacesEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion sprint bucket: once a sprint was startedEnd of the deletion the start button Begin of the insertion

End of the insertion Begin of the deletion changes into "complete sprint" button.

End of the deletion * Upon closing, if there are non closed Begin of the insertion(metaEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion (status metaEnd of the deletion status) work packages in the sprint, a modal is opened giving the user the option to: Begin of the insertion

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End of the deletion * Move them to the top of the inbox backlog Begin of the insertion

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End of the deletion * Begin of the insertionThe order is kept ideally. This is not a MUST.

* End of the insertion Move them to the bottom of the inbox backlog Begin of the insertion

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End of the deletion * Begin of the deletion When moving to the bottom, is it ok that the order isn't kept?

* Yes.End of the deletion The Begin of the insertionorder doesn't need toEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion willEnd of the deletion be Begin of the insertionkept.

End of the insertion Begin of the deletion all just at the bottom of the backlog, correct?

End of the deletion * Move them to another sprint Begin of the insertion

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End of the deletion * If this option is selected, a select is displayed by which the user can choose between the "in planning" sprints within the project. Begin of the insertion

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End of the deletion * Begin of the insertionTheyEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion where in the sprintEnd of the deletion are Begin of the insertionadded toEnd of the insertion the Begin of the insertiontop of theEnd of the insertion moved to Begin of the insertionsprint

End of the insertion Begin of the deletion work packages added (top, bottom, what about the order they are in)?

End of the deletion * Begin of the insertionIdeally,End of the insertion Begin of the deletion order: forEnd of the deletion the Begin of the deletion first iteration theEnd of the deletion order Begin of the insertionisEnd of the insertion Begin of the deletion does not matter. In further iterations the order should beEnd of the deletion kept. Begin of the insertionThis is not a MUST.

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End of the deletion * Begin of the deletion where should they be added: top of the sprint (based on the principle of reducing wip)

* End of the deletion \[open\] Should it be possible to also accept that there are non closed work packages? It might be that this is acceptable as a work package might be done for the team but still requires more work from other teams. Begin of the insertion


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End of the deletion **Permissions and visibility considerations**

* The button is only displayed if the user has the `start_stop_sprint` permission