Updated local instructions

[aidentothe]

replaced the deprecated --argfile command in jq with a different implementation.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the usage guide to simplify the command for updating the storage field in the JSON configuration file.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the jq command in the docs/usage.md file to streamline the process of modifying a JSON configuration. Specifically, it alters how the storage field within the .deployment.local object is updated. Instead of relying on an argument file, the command now directly assigns the input to the storage field, simplifying the overall process.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docs/usage.md	Modified jq command to directly assign input to the storage field within the .deployment.local object instead of using an argument file.

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In the docs, a change so bright,
The command now feels just right.
No more files, just a simple tweak,
Direct assignment, sleek and chic.
A rabbit's touch, the code refined,
Easier updates, perfectly aligned.
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docs/usage.md (1)

88-88: LGTM! The jq command update is correct and simplifies the process.

The change to directly assign the input to the storage field in the configuration JSON is appropriate and eliminates the need for an argument file.

[mcopik]

Thank you, @aidenh6307 - great catch!