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@@ -16,59 +16,62 @@ We shall continue to add more features and would be happy to accept contribution
 ### Basic Usage
 
 #### Downloading a pre-built container
+
 We keep updating the docker image periodically and uploading it to the Microsoft Container Registry at: mcr.microsoft.com/codeql/codeql-container.
+
 You can pull the image by running the command:
 ```
 $ docker pull mcr.microsoft.com/codeql/codeql-container
 ```
 
 If you want to analyze a particular source directory with codeql, run the container as:
+
 ```
 $ docker run --rm --name codeql-container mcr.microsoft.com/codeql/codeql-container -v /dir/to/analyze:/opt/src -v /dir/for/results:/opt/results -e CODEQL_CLI_ARGS=<query run...>
 ```
 
-where /dir/to/analyze contains the source files that has to be analyzed, and /dir/for/results is where the result output 
-needs to be stored.
-CODEQL_CLI_ARGS contents will be directly passed on to the codeql-cli. Some examples of CODEQL_CLI_ARGS are:
+where `/dir/to/analyze` contains the source files that have to be analyzed, and `/dir/for/results` is where the result output 
+needs to be stored, and you can specify QL_PACKS environment variable for specific QL packs to be run on the provided code.
+For more information on CodeQL and QL packs, please visit https://www.github.com/github/codeql.
+
+`CODEQL_CLI_ARGS` are the arguments that will be directly passed on to the codeql-cli. Some examples of `CODEQL_CLI_ARGS` are:
 
 ```
-CODEQL_CLI_ARGS = database create /opt/src/source_db
+CODEQL_CLI_ARGS="database create /opt/src/source_db"
 ```
 
-> **Note:** If you map your source volume to some other mount point other than /opt/src, you will have to make the corresponding changes
-> in the CODEQL_CLI_ARGS.
+**Note:** If you map your source volume to some other mountpoint other than /opt/src, you will have to make the corresponding changes
+in the `CODEQL_CLI_ARGS`.
 
 There are some additional docker environment variables that you can specify to control the execution of the container:
-* CHECK_LATEST_CODEQL_CLI - If there is a newer version of codeql-cli, download and install it
-* CHECK_LATEST_QUERIES - if there is are updates to the codeql queries repo, download and use it
-* PRECOMPILE_QUERIES - If we downloaded new queries, precompile all new query packs (query execution will be faster)
-> WARNING: Precompiling query packs might take a few hours, depending on speed of your machine and the CPU/Memory limits (if any) 
-> you have placed on the container.
 
-Since codeql first creates a database of the code representation, and then analyzes the said db for issues, we need to run couple commands to 
-analyze a source code project. 
-For example, if you want to analyze a python project source code placed in /dir/to/analyze (or C:\dir\to\analyze for example, in windows), 
-to analyze and get a sarif result file, you will have to run:
+* `CHECK_LATEST_CODEQL_CLI` - If there is a newer version of codeql-cli, download and install it
+* `CHECK_LATEST_QUERIES` - if there is are updates to the codeql queries repo, download and use it
+* `PRECOMPILE_QUERIES` - If we downloaded new queries, precompile all new query packs (query execution will be faster)
+
+**WARNING:** Precompiling query packs might take a few hours, depending on speed of your machine and the CPU/memory limits (if any)
+you have placed on the container.
+
+Since CodeQL first creates a database of the code representation, and then analyzes the db for issues, we need a few commands to 
+analyze a source code repo.
+
+For example, if you want to analyze a python project source code placed in `/dir/to/analyze` (or `C:\dir\to\analyze` for example, in Windows), 
+to analyze and get a SARIF result file, you will have to run:
 
 ```
-$ docker run --rm --name codeql-container codeql-container -v /dir/to/analyze:/opt/src -v /dir/for/results:/opt/results -e CODEQL_CLI_ARGS="database create --language=python /opt/src/source_db"
-$ docker run --rm --name codeql-container codeql-container -v /dir/to/analyze:/opt/src -v /dir/for/results:/opt/results -e CODEQL_CLI_ARGS="database upgrade source_db"
-$ docker run --rm --name codeql-container codeql-container -v /dir/to/analyze:/opt/src -v /dir/for/results:/opt/results -e CODEQL_CLI_ARGS="database analyze source_db --output=/opt/results/issues.sarif /opt/src/source_db python-security-and-quality.qls"
+$ docker run --rm --name codeql-container mcr.microsoft.com/codeql/codeql-container -v /dir/to/analyze:/opt/src -v /dir/for/results:/opt/results -e CODEQL_CLI_ARGS="database create --language=python /opt/src/source_db"
+$ docker run --rm --name codeql-container mcr.microsoft.com/codeql/codeql-container -v /dir/to/analyze:/opt/src -v /dir/for/results:/opt/results -e CODEQL_CLI_ARGS="database analyze --format=sarifv2 --output=/opt/results/issues.sarif /opt/src/source_db
 ```
 
-This will run the python-security-and-quality.qls query pack on the provided source code and output the results to /path/to/results/issues.sarif on the local machine.
-> [The second step above is only required if the queries are newer than the one that codeql-cli recognizes.]
- 
-This command will run all the ql packs related to security and output the results to the results folder.
-
 For more information on CodeQL and QL packs, please visit https://www.github.com/github/codeql.
 
 #### Building the container
+
 Building the container should be pretty straightforward.
 
 ```
-git clone ...
-cd src
+git clone https://github.com/microsoft/codeql-container
+cd codeql-container
 docker build . -f Dockerfile -t codeql-container
 ```