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# How to resolve issues
There are a few ways to resolve a Stepsize issue.
## **Resolve in your code editor**
1. Navigate to an issue in the Stepsize sidebar, or by looking for the Stepsize inline annotation
2. Select `Mark as resolved`
## **Resolve in the Stepsize app**
1. Open the [Stepsize web app](https://app.stepsize.com)
2. `Issues` > Select an issue
3. Select `Resolve`
## **Resolve in your project management tool**
If you've integrated Stepsize with your PM tool like Jira or Linear, moving an issue to `done` will automatically resolve the issue everywhere.
## **What next?**
Stepsize is a multiplayer tool that's radically more effective for teams than simply using a typical issue tracker.
Invite collaborators to explore Stepsize.
{% content-ref url="/pages/ldjO0sTWkBSIv8ijKIAc" %}
[How to invite collaborators](/stepsize-documentation/team-and-collaborators/how-to-invite-collaborators.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
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