PD-5537

Content/liquibase-pro/policy-checks/custom-policy-checks/create-check.htm

@@ -73,8 +73,8 @@ <h2>Configure and customize your new check in the CLI</h2>
         <ol>
             <li><b>Initiate the customization process</b>. In the CLI, run this command:</li><pre><code class="language-text">liquibase checks customize --check-name=CustomCheckTemplate</code></pre>
             <p>The CLI prompts you to finish configuring your file. A message displays:</p><pre><code class="language-text">This check cannot be customized directly because one or more fields does not have a default value.</code></pre>
-            <p><MadCap:variable name="General.Liquibase" /> will then create a copy of this check and initiate the customization workflow.</p>
-            <li><b>Give your check a short name</b> for easier identification. In this example, we will name the check <code class="language-text">CustomCheckNoTables</code>.<br />Now you have successfully created the check <code class="language-text">CustomCheckNoTables</code> from <code class="language-text">CustomCheckTemplate</code>.</li>
+            <p><MadCap:variable name="General.Liquibase" /> will then create a copy of <code class="language-text">CustomCheckTemplate</code> and initiate the customization workflow.</p>
+            <li><b>Give your new check a short name</b> for easier identification. In this example, we will name the check <code class="language-text">CustomCheckNoTables</code>.</li>
             <p class="tip" MadCap:autonum="&lt;b&gt;Tip: &lt;/b&gt;">For ease of use, it is a best practice to name your custom check after your Python script.</p>
             <li>Set the <b>severity</b> to return a code of 0–4 when triggered. In this example, we will set the severity to <code class="language-text">1</code>. Options:</li>
             <MadCap:snippetBlock src="../../../Z_Resources/Snippets/def/attributes/cli/policy-checks/cli-checks-severity-customization.flsnp" />