Remove unnecessary step 3 for grid CLI examples
The cat of the public key does not need to be part of the instructions,
as it is rolled into the later command as a bash subcommand.
This results in a renumbering of the successive steps.
@@ -254,12 +254,7 @@ circuit is created.
This command generates two files, `alpha-agent.priv` and `alpha-agent.pub`,
in the `~/.grid/keys/` directory.
-3. Get the alpha-agent public key. You will need this key when creating a new
- Grid product in step 5.
-
- `root@gridd-alpha:/# cat ~/.grid/keys/alpha-agent.pub`
-
-4. Create a new organization, `myorg`.
+3. Create a new organization, `myorg`.
`root@gridd-alpha:/# grid -k alpha-agent --url 'http://localhost:8080' --service-id 'my-grid-circuit::grid-scabbard-a' organization create 314156 myorg '123 main street' --metadata gs1_company_prefixes=314156`
@@ -269,7 +264,7 @@ circuit is created.
is derived from the private key used to sign the transaction.) The service ID
includes the circuit name and the scabbard service name for the alpha node.
-5. Update the agent's permissions (Pike roles) to allow creating, updating, and
+4. Update the agent's permissions (Pike roles) to allow creating, updating, and
deleting Grid products.
```
@@ -282,7 +277,7 @@ circuit is created.
--role admin
```
-6. Use `cat` to create a product definition file, `prodcut.yaml`, using the
+5. Use `cat` to create a product definition file, `prodcut.yaml`, using the
following contents.
```
@@ -302,7 +297,7 @@ circuit is created.
number_value: 1
```
-7. Add a new product based on the definition in the example YAML file,
+6. Add a new product based on the definition in the example YAML file,
`product.yaml`.
```
@@ -311,11 +306,11 @@ circuit is created.
product create product.yaml
```
-8. Open a new terminal and connect to the `gridd-beta` container.
+7. Open a new terminal and connect to the `gridd-beta` container.
`$ docker exec -it gridd-beta bash`
-9. Display all products.
+8. Display all products.
```
root@gridd-beta:/# grid --url http://gridd-beta:8080 \
