README.md in cfn-flow-0.1.0 vs README.md in cfn-flow-0.1.1

@@ -41,11 +41,11 @@
 # Validate and upload all CloudFormation templates in your working directory to
 s3://my-bucket/dev/aaron/*
 # NB that this overwrites existing templates in your CFN_FLOW_DEV_NAME
 namespace.
 
-cfn-init
+cfn-flow
 ```
 
 You can launch or update test stacks using your dev template path to quickly test your
 template changes.
 
@@ -53,17 +53,17 @@
 
 Release mode publishes your templates to a versioned S3 path, and pushes a git
 tag of the version.
 
 ```
-# uploads templates to `s3://my-bucket/release/1.0.0/*` and pushes a 1.0.0 git
+# uploads templates to `s3://my-bucket/release/<git sha>/*`
 tag
-cfn-flow --release 1.0.0
+cfn-flow --release
 ```
 
 Release mode ensures there are no uncommitted changes in your git working
-directory, and pushes a `1.0.0` git tag.
+directory.
 
 Inspecting the differences between releases is possible using `git log` and `git
 diff`.
 
 ## Configuration
@@ -131,10 +131,10 @@
       }
    }
 }
 ```
 
-While testing, set the `prefix` parameter to a dev prefix like `dev/aaron`. When you're confident your changes work, release them with cfn-flow and change the `prefix` parameter to `release/1.0.0` for production.
+While testing, set the `prefix` parameter to a dev prefix like `dev/aaron`. When you're confident your changes work, release them with cfn-flow and change the `prefix` parameter to `release/<git sha>` for production.
 
 #### Continuous integration
 
 #### Github commit status