removing -c from docs

doc/cookbook/splitting.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ If we just put this into Pachyderm as a single file, we could not subsequently p
 The `put-file` API includes an option for splitting up the file into separate datums automatically.  You can do this with the `pachctl` CLI tool via the `--split` flag on `put-file`.  For example, to automatically split the `user_data.csv` file up into separate datums for each line, you could execute the following:
 
 ```
-$ pachctl put-file users master -c -f user_data.csv --split line --target-file-datums 1
+$ pachctl put-file users master -f user_data.csv --split line --target-file-datums 1
 ```  
 
 The `--split line` argument specifies that Pachyderm should split this file on lines, and the `--target-file-datums 1` arguments specifies that each resulting file should include at most one "datum" (or one line).  Note, that Pachyderm will still show the `user_data.csv` entity to you as one entity in the repo:
@@ -56,15 +56,15 @@ This is, of course, just one example.  Right now, Pachyderm supports this type o
 ```
 # Split a json file on json blobs, putting
 # each json blob into it's own file.
-$ pachctl put-file users master -c -f user_data.json --split json --target-file-datums 1
+$ pachctl put-file users master -f user_data.json --split json --target-file-datums 1
 
 # Split a json file on json blobs, putting
 # 3 json blobs into each split file.
-$ pachctl put-file users master -c -f user_data.json --split json --target-file-datums 3
+$ pachctl put-file users master -f user_data.json --split json --target-file-datums 3
 
 # Split a file on lines, putting each 100 
 # bytes chunk into the split files.
-$ pachctl put-file users master -c -f user_data.txt --split line --target-file-bytes 100
+$ pachctl put-file users master -f user_data.txt --split line --target-file-bytes 100
 ```  
 
 ## Specifying Header/Footer

doc/fundamentals/getting_data_into_pachyderm.md

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ $ pachctl put-file <repo> <branch> -i <file containing list of files, paths, or
 Pipe data from stdin into a data repository:
 
 ```sh
-$ echo "data" | pachctl put-file <repo> <branch> </path/to/file> -c
+$ echo "data" | pachctl put-file <repo> <branch> -f </path/to/file>
 ```
 
 Add an entire directory or all of the contents at a particular URL (either

doc/pachctl/pachctl_put-file.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Put-file supports a number of ways to insert data into pfs:
 $ echo "data" | pachctl put-file repo branch path
 
 # Put data from stdin as repo/branch/path and start / finish a new commit on the branch.
-$ echo "data" | pachctl put-file -c repo branch path
+$ echo "data" | pachctl put-file repo branch path
 
 # Put a file from the local filesystem as repo/branch/path:
 $ pachctl put-file repo branch path -f file