README.md in puppet-check-1.5.0 vs README.md in puppet-check-1.5.1

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 Note that `args` will be ignored during `git pull`, `svn update`, and `hg pull/hg update` when the modules are updated instead of freshly cloned.
 
 #### puppetcheck:beaker
-The spec tests will be executed against everything that matches the pattern `**/acceptance`. Any of these directories inside of a `fixtures` directory will be ignored. This means everything in the current path that appears to be a Puppet module acceptance test for your module (not dependencies) will be regarded as such and executed during this rake task.
+This task serves as a frontend to the `beaker_quickstart:run_test[hypervisor]` rake task that Beaker provides. It merely provides a convenient unified frontend for the task and automated as part of the `puppetcheck` tasks. Note that you should still provide a hypervisor argument to the rake task when executed individually (e.g. `rake puppetcheck:beaker[vagrant]`). The Vagrant hypervisor will be selected by default when executed as part of the `puppetcheck` task. Vagrant will also be selected by default if no hypervisor argument is provided to the individual task.
 
-Please note this is merely a frontend to Beaker and that Beaker itself has a self-contained scope compared to all the other tools Puppet Check interfaces with and utilizes. This means if you want to add Beaker-RSpec, Serverspec, etc., or perform advanced configurations, those would be all be performed within Beaker itself. This task merely provides an interface to integrate Beaker in with your other testing infrastructure.
+#### puppetcheck:kitchen
+This task serves as a frontend to the `kitchen:all` rake task that Test Kitchen provides. It merely provides a convenient unified frontend for the task and automated as part of the `puppetcheck` tasks.
 
 ### API
 
 If you are performing your Puppet testing from within a Ruby script or your own custom Rakefile tasks, and want to execute Puppet Check intrinsically from the Ruby script or Rakefile, then you can call its API in the following simple way: