anchor.diff:  	<p class="note"><strong>Note</strong>: If you do not have Go installed, download the <code>config-server_linux_x86-64</code> binary from the <a href="https://github.com/cloudfoundry-samples/capi-sidecar-samples/releases">Releases</a> section of the <code>capi-sidecar-samples</code> repository in GitHub.</p>
   
   1. Create the app:
  -
  -	```
  -	cf v3-create-app sidecar-dependent-app
  -	```
  +	* **cf CLI v7**
  +
  +		```
  +		cf create-app sidecar-dependent-app
  +		```
  +	* **cf CLI v6**
  +
  +		```
  +		cf v3-create-app sidecar-dependent-app
  +		```
   
   1. Navigate to the `sidecar-dependent-app` directory. 
   
   1. Open and review the `manifest.yml` file. Under `sidecars`, the sidecar is specified with a name, process type, and start command. Under `env`, there is an environment variable that defines the port on which the app and sidecar communicate. 
   
   1. Apply the manifest to the app:
  -
  -	```
  -	cf v3-apply-manifest
  -	```
  +	* **cf CLI v7**
  +
  +		```
  +		cf apply-manifest
  +		```
  +	* **cf CLI v6**
  +
  +		```
  +		cf v3-apply-manifest
  +		```
   
   1. Push the app: 
  -
  -	```
  -	cf v3-push sidecar-dependent-app
  -	```
  +	* **cf CLI v7**
  +
  +		```
  +		cf push sidecar-dependent-app
  +		```
  +	* **cf CLI v6**
  +	
  +		```
  +		cf v3-push sidecar-dependent-app
  +		```
   
   After you push the app, you can further explore it in the following sections: 
   * [View the Processes Running in the Container](#view-processes) 
  
positive.code: 	```
  
  1. Apply the manifest file to your app: 
  
  	```
  	cf v3-apply-manifest -f PATH-TO-MANIFEST
  	```
  
  1. Push your app:
  
  	```
  	cf v3-push MY-APP
  	```
  
  ## <a id="tutorial"></a> Sidecar Tutorial
  
  
negative.code: <p class="note"><strong>Note</strong>: This procedure uses <code>v3</code> commands because it requires the server-side manifest support in CAPI v3.</p>
  
  1. Create an app. Or, use an existing app. Run the following command to create an app:
  	* **cf CLI v7**
  
  		```
  		cf create-app MY-APP
  		```
  	* **cf CLI v6**
  
  		```
  		cf v3-create-app MY-APP
  		```
  
  	Where `MY-APP` is a name that you define for your app.
  
  1. Create a manifest file in the root directory of your app, such as `manifest.yml`. Or, use an existing manifest file for your app. For more information, see [Deploying with App Manifests](./deploy-apps/manifest.html). 
  