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Just correcting the deployment pipeline link #252

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Just correcting the deployment pipeline link
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Also updating the deployment pipeline link in other sections
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Expand Up @@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ You can now run Orchid in the following ways:
`build/docs/orchid` unless the output directory has been changed.
4) `./gradlew orchidServe` - Sets up a development server and watches files for changes. The site can be viewed at
`localhost:8080` (or the closest available port).
4) `./gradlew orchidDeploy` - Runs the orchid build, then deploys it using Orchid's [deployment pipeline](https://orchid.netlify.com/wiki/user-manual/deployment/publication-pipeline)
4) `./gradlew orchidDeploy` - Runs the orchid build, then deploys it using Orchid's [deployment pipeline](https://orchid.netlify.com/wiki/user-manual/publication/deployment-pipelines)
You can create and run your own deployment scripts, create a release on Github from changelogs, or publish the site
directly to Github Pages or Netlify.

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ You can now run Orchid in the following ways:
`build/docs/orchid` unless the output directory has been changed.
4) `./mvn orchid:serve` - Sets up a development server and watches files for changes. The site can be viewed at
`localhost:8080` (or the closest available port).
4) `./mvn orchid:deploy` - Runs the Orchid build, then deploys it using Orchid's [deployment pipeline](https://orchid.netlify.com/wiki/user-manual/deployment/publication-pipeline)
4) `./mvn orchid:deploy` - Runs the Orchid build, then deploys it using Orchid's [deployment pipeline](https://orchid.netlify.com/wiki/user-manual/publication/deployment-pipelines)
You can create and run your own deployment scripts, create a release on Github from changelogs, or publish the site
directly to Github Pages or Netlify.

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ You can now start Orchid directly with its CLI, using the following commands:
`build/docs/orchid` unless the output directory has been changed.
3) `serve` - Sets up a development server and watches files for changes. The site can be viewed at `localhost:8080`
(or the closest available port).
4) `deploy` - Runs the Orchid build, then deploys it using Orchid's [deployment pipeline](https://orchid.netlify.com/wiki/user-manual/deployment/publication-pipeline)
4) `deploy` - Runs the Orchid build, then deploys it using Orchid's [deployment pipeline](https://orchid.netlify.com/wiki/user-manual/publication/deployment-pipelines)
You can create and run your own deployment scripts, create a release on Github from changelogs, or publish the
site directly to Github Pages or Netlify.
2) `kscript ./path/to/scriptlet.kts help` - Print out basic usage and all available tasks and command-line options.
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