Clarified arguments in command in README

helm/README.md

@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ To restore from a backup:
 2. Find the `RELEASE_NAME` of the app you want to restore to. This should match the name of the PersistentVolumeClaim that contains the database backups, for example if your PVC is called `example-notifybc-dev-notify-bc-cronjob-mongodb-backup`, the `RELEASE_NAME` should be `example-notifybc-dev`.
 3. Determine the `BACKUP_DATE`, the date of the backup you want to restore from. For example if you want to restore from a backup created on January 25th, 2024, the `BACKUP_DATE` should be `20240125`.
    - Depending on the backup schedule there may be multiple backups performed per day in which case the latest backup from the given `BACKUP_DATE` will be used.
-4. From the root of this project, run the command:
+4. From the root of this project, run the following command:
     ```bash
-    oc process -f helm/deployments/openshift/backup-restore.yaml -p RELEASE_NAME="{RELEASE_NAME}" -p BACKUP_DATE="{BACKUP_DATE}" | oc apply -f -
+    oc process -f helm/deployments/openshift/backup-restore.yaml -p RELEASE_NAME="example-notifybc-dev" -p BACKUP_DATE="20240125" | oc apply -f -
     ```
-    (replacing `{RELEASE_NAME}` and `{BACKUP_DATE}` with the values found earlier) to run the database restore job.
+    (replacing the example values `example-notifybc-dev` and `20240125` with the values found earlier) to run the database restore job.
 5. A Job and a Pod will be created to perform the restore process which can be monitored in OpenShift. Both will be cleaned up automatically a few minutes after the process is complete.