Updated CLI command Fixes

CiscoCloud · Jul 5, 2016 · 4a43ce9 · 4a43ce9
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diff --git a/labs/shipped-cli-labs/2.md b/labs/shipped-cli-labs/2.md
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Shipped groups services into applications. You create an application with the <c
 
 Example:
 
-    shipped project create name=testProject desc="A Demo Application"
+    shipped project create name=testProject description="A Demo Application"
 
 Shipped echoes the project name and description.
 
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ A service is an independently deployable component of a project. Most services a
 
     Example: 
 
-        shipped buildpack
+        shipped buildpack getall
 
     Shipped shows the available buildpacks.
 

diff --git a/labs/shipped-cli-labs/4.md b/labs/shipped-cli-labs/4.md
@@ -1,16 +1,6 @@
-# Shipped - Commit and Build
+# Shipped - Build
 
-On your local machine, you can review and modify a service's source code, and commit it to a GitHub repository. In addition, you can build and test a service in a VM that Shipped creates for your local machine. After making changes on your local machine, you need to commit and push them to the remote repository. Pushing changes to the remote GitHub repository automatically starts a build.  
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-1. Issue a `local commit` command, and provide the names of the project and service to be committed, as well as an optional message. 
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-    Example:
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-        shipped lcl commit testproject testservice message="Sipped Build" 
-
-    Respond:
-
-       ![](posts/files/shipped-cli-labs/assets/local-commit.png)
+On your local machine, you can review and modify a service's source code, and commit it to a GitHub repository. In addition, you can build and test a service in a VM that Shipped creates for your local machine. 
 
 1. Issue the `build get` command to watch the build and display its logs on completion.