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MINOR: adjusting documentation according to remove references to 'new-project' script (thanks Ingo)

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@ -80,32 +80,20 @@ Run the following command to download all core dependencies using [Phing](http:/
This will add `framework`, `cms` and the `simple` theme to your project.
As a fallback solution, you can simply download all necessary files without any dependency management through Phing.
This is handy if you have an existing project in version control, and want a one-off snapshot
of the modules. The only way to update this codebase later is to overwrite the whole folder, with no easy way to track and re-apply any changes made to it since.
cd my-silverstripe-project/
tools/new-project -m flat
<div class="notice" markdown="1">
The `tools` scripts are just getting you started - to maintain your installation,
you will need to learn how to add and update modules via the `git` commandline utility.
</div>
### Step 4: Committing the modules ###
Regardless of using Phing or not, some files in your project will be unversioned,
Some files in your project will be unversioned after running the Phing script
and need to be added to your own repository. The commands depend on your repository type:
# for subversion
cd my-silverstripe-project/
svn add *
svn commit -m "adding dependencies"
svn commit -m "adding configuration files generated by phing"
# for git
cd my-silverstripe-project/
git add *
git commit -m "adding dependencies"
git commit -m "adding configuration files generated by phing"
### Step 5: Switch branches ###