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docs: update arg name for blog ID in Blogger migration #1047

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions packages/mg-blogger/README.md
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To run a Blogger migration, the required command is:

```sh
migrate blogger --apiKey abcd --siteID 1234
migrate blogger --apiKey abcd --blogID 1234
```

It's possible to pass more options, in order to achieve a better migration file for Ghost:

- **`--apiKey`** (required)
- string - default: `null`
- API Key
- **`--siteID`** (required)
- **`--blogID`** (required)
- array - default: `null`
- Comma separated list of site IDs
- **`-V` `--verbose`**
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A more complex migration command could look like this:

```sh
migrate blogger --apiKey abcd --siteID 1234, 5678 --addTag 'Blog Posts' --pages false
migrate blogger --apiKey abcd --blogID 1234, 5678 --addTag 'Blog Posts' --pages false
```

This will fetch posts only from 2 sites, and add a 'Blog Posts' tag to each post.
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To run a local development copy, `cd` into this directory, and use `yarn dev` instead of `migrate` like so:

```sh
yarn dev blogger --apiKey abcd --siteID 1234
yarn dev blogger --apiKey abcd --blogID 1234
```


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