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 ### Teams Messaging
 
 #### Build Messages
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 ```bash
 jscm teams-develop --platform <platform> --projectName <projectName>
 ```
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 This command will inform about a new build and additionally provide a link to the build. In case of a failed build it will also provide a link to the build log.
 
 ### Production Messages
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 ```bash
 jscm teams-publish --platform <platform> --projectName <projectName>
 ```
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 This command will inform about a newly released version. It aditionally provides a link to the build logs.
 
 ## Testing
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 For testing a JSON like created in Codemagic is provided. Additionally a bash-script, which
 can be used to test the command is provided. Upon execution the
 test script will ask you to specify the following variables:
 
-* webhook -  webhook url you want to send to / or just some valid https-address
-* BuildId - a string
-* ProjectId - a string
-* buildNumber - a number
+- webhook - webhook url you want to send to / or just some valid https-address
+- BuildId - a string
+- ProjectId - a string
+- buildNumber - a number
 
 After preparation of your local environment the script will execute the jscm command.
 
 It will execute both possible command:
 
-* teams-develop (in failed/successful state)
-* teams-production (in failed/successful state)
+- teams-develop (in failed/successful state)
+- teams-production (in failed/successful state)
 
 &rarr; This will result in 4 messages being sent to the specified teams channel
 
 ### Calling the test script
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 ```bash
 ./test/test_teams_messaging.sh
 ```