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  +	<td style="vertical-align:top"><code>cf7 bind-security-group</code></td>
  +	<td>
  +		<ul>
  +			<li><strong>[Update]:</strong> <code>SPACE</code> is no longer an argument. To provide a space, use the <code>--space</code> flag.</li>
  +		</ul>
  +	</td>
  +</tr>
  +<tr>
   	<td style="vertical-align:top"><code>cf7 check-route</code></td>
   	<td>
   		<ul>
  
positive.code: 	<td><code>cf7 create-domain</code></td>
  	<td>
  		<ul>
  			<li><strong>[Renamed]:</strong> This command is renamed to <code>cf create-private-domain</code>.</li>
  			<li><strong>[Update]:</strong> Support for router groups and TCP routing is removed in favor of different functionality currently being explored by the Networking team.</li>
  		</ul>
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negative.code: 
  ## <a id="overview"></a> Overview
  
  The main goal of cf CLI v7 and CAPI v3 is to unlock new app developer workflows for users who require granular control of their apps and other advanced deployment strategies. For more information, see [New Workflows Supported](#new-workflows). These workflows were previously limited by CAPI v2.
  
  The cf CLI development team aims to provide:
  
  * A seamless upgrade experience from cf CLI v6. Changes have been kept to a minimum. Where there are changes, the team has incorporated feedback from the community to simplify the cf CLI user experience.
  
  