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CodeStream 6.2 brings the ability to share codemarks to Microsoft Teams.

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The latest release of CodeStream allows you to create, manage, and participate in multiple teams and improves our GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket integrations by also displaying comments from open PRs.

CodeStream announces immediate availability of version 6.0 that simplifies sharing, eliminates many of the permissions required when authenticating through Slack or Microsoft Teams, provides a comprehensive activity feed for anyone on the team to stay on top of relevant codemarks, and fixes a number of bugs.

Today, open source communities struggle to scale because they are focused solely on building new features. Maintainers and core contributors need to invest in tools to make the software building process more dynamic and collaborative. With a code discussion tool, which introduces the ability to comment and discuss code natively in your IDE, open source leaders can create more trust in the community and empower more contributors to be involved in maintaining an open source project.