Review "3.2. Making a workspace portable using a devfile"

Review "3.2. Making a workspace portable using a devfile" for formatting issues, incosistent use of "OpenShift", bad Kubernetes to OpenShift substitutions.

Some of the issues:

• A lot of references to the upstream devfile stuff (repo, schema etc). I assume those are okay but a few instances should be reviewed:

List of available CodeReady Workspaces plug-ins and more information about registry can be found in the CodeReady Workspaces plug-in registry GitHub repository.

They are not CRW plugins and registry, they're Eclipse Che.
 

• Component type: kubernetes
  A complex component type that allows to apply configuration from a list of OpenShift components.
  

   

• bad substitution, should be "Kubernetes"

Alternatively, to post a devfile with such components to REST API, the contents of the OpenShift list can be embedded into the devfile using the referenceContent field:

• bad subs (should be k8s) and a trailing parenthesis

As with the understood by OpenShift).

• A combination of these constraints can be used to precisely locate the containers inside the referenced OpenShift list.
  

• To provision or override entrypoints in a OpenShift or OpensShift component, configure it in the following way:
  

• weird rendering, should be a heading?

Mounting project sources

• verify if env variables are the same for crw

The sources is mounted on a location stored in the CHE_PROJECTS_ROOT 

• Container Entrypoint

   again, weird rendering

•  OpenShift convention for the variable references.

   should be k8s convention. there's no seperate openshift convention IIRC

subs issue

• When running CodeReady Workspaces on a OpenShift cluster, only OpenShift lists are supported. When running CodeReady Workspaces on an OpenShift cluster, both OpenShift lists are supported.
  

• For details of the advanced use case, see the reference (TODO: link).
  

• The commands are run using the default shell in the container.

  weird rendering