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   The simplest way to create a new project is:
   
  -****
  -`$ osadm new-project _<project_name>_ --display-name=_<display_name>_ --description=_<description>_ --admin=_<admin_username>_ --node-selector=_<node_label_selector>_`
  -****
  +----
  +$ osadm new-project <project_name> --display-name=<display_name>
  +--description=<description> --admin=<admin_username>
  +--node-selector=<node_label_selector>
  +----
   
   The following example creates a new project called `test` that appears in the
  -Management Console as "Openshift 3 Sample", with `test-admin` as the project
  -admin and launches any pods onto nodes matching label `environment : test`.
  +Management Console as "OpenShift 3 Sample". `test-admin` is the project
  +administrator and, when launched onto nodes, pods receive the matching label of
  +`environment : test`:
   
   ====
   
  
positive.code: Use the `osc rollback` command to revert part of an application back to a
  previous deployment:
  
  ****
  `$ osc rollback _<deployment>_ [_<options>_]`
  ****
  
  .Rollback CLI Configuration Options
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negative.code: 
  |`label`
  |`osc label _<object_type>_ _<object_name_or_id>_ _<label>_`
  |Updates the labels on a object.
  
  |`stop`
  a|`osc stop -f _<file_path>_`
  