A scrum team asks you for a single comprehensive list of issues that were completed in the last sprint-Additionally, they need to know: • the story points associated with each completed issue • the issue type of each completed issue • the description of each issue that has not been completed Which report or gadget provides the required information?

The Sprint Report is the only standard Jira report designed specifically to provide a comprehensive summary of a completed sprint. It automatically organizes issues into two distinct sections: "Completed Issues" and "Issues not Completed." The "Completed Issues" section includes columns for story points and issue type by default. The "Issues not Completed" section lists all issues that were not finished, and their details, including the description, are readily accessible from this view. This single report directly fulfills all the team's requirements for their retrospective analysis.

A. Burndown Chart report: This report graphically tracks work remaining against time, but it does not provide a detailed list with the specific fields requested.
C. Created vs Resolved Chart: This is a trend report showing the rate of issue creation versus resolution over time, not a list of issues from a specific sprint.
D. Chart gadget: This gadget is used to create graphical representations (e.g., pie charts) of data from a filter, not a detailed tabular report.
E. Filter Results gadget: While it can list issues from a JQL query, it does not inherently structure the information into "completed" and "not completed" sections as the Sprint Report does.
F. Sprint Health Gadget: This provides a high-level, at-a-glance summary of sprint progress, not the detailed, issue-by-issue breakdown required. ---

1. Atlassian Jira Software Cloud Documentation, "Sprint Report": This official documentation explicitly describes the report's function: "The Sprint Report shows a list of issues in each sprint... It's useful for your Sprint Retrospective meetings... The report shows a list of completed issues... and a list of any issues that were not completed." The accompanying screenshots clearly show columns for Story Points and Issue Type in the "Completed Issues" section.

Source: Atlassian. (n.d.). Sprint Report. Jira Software Cloud support. Retrieved from https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/view-and-understand-the-sprint-report/

2. Atlassian Jira Software Cloud Documentation, "Burndown Chart": This document clarifies that the Burndown Chart is a visual tool to "track the total work remaining and project the likelihood of achieving the sprint goal," confirming it is not a detailed list report.

Source: Atlassian. (n.d.). Burndown Chart. Jira Software Cloud support. Retrieved from https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/view-and-understand-the-burndown-chart/

3. Atlassian Jira Software Cloud Documentation, "Add and customize gadgets": This page describes the various gadgets, including the Sprint Health Gadget as providing a "summary of the sprint" and the Filter Results gadget as displaying "the results of a specified issue filter," highlighting their different purposes from the comprehensive Sprint Report.

Source: Atlassian. (n.d.). Add and customize gadgets. Jira Software Cloud support. Retrieved from https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/add-and-customize-gadgets/