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How to view inline annotations

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Last updated 2 years ago

The Stepsize inline annotation indicates that there is an issue attached to a snippet of code, file or folder.

Look for the Stepsize issue annotation

The inline annotation appears automatically whenever an issue is linked to a code snippet or file. This happens when any collaborator...

  1. creates an issue linked to code in their code editor

  2. uses [stepsize] syntax to create an issue from a diff in a PR

What next?

Let's learn how to convert TODOs into Stepsize issues with a couple of clicks.

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Converting TODOs into issues