changed back to createproject with one param and cd commands in template

Author: denise-khuu

runners/katacoda/index.ts

@@ -125,7 +125,6 @@ export class Katacoda extends Runner {
 
         // generate template to change directory, if the current directory is not equal to the required start directory
        let cdCommand = this.changeCurrentDir(path.join("/root", "devonfw"));
-       let cdTarget = this.changeCurrentDir(path.join(command.parameters[1]));
 
        this.steps.push({
            "title": "Create a new project",
@@ -135,7 +134,7 @@ export class Katacoda extends Runner {
         //update current directory
        this.currentDir = path.join(this.currentDir, "workspace", "main"); 
 
-       this.renderTemplate("createDevon4jProject.md", this.outputPathTutorial + "step" + (this.stepsCount++) + ".md", { text: step.text, textAfter: step.textAfter, cdCommand: cdCommand, cdTarget: cdTarget, name : command.parameters[0]});
+       this.renderTemplate("createDevon4jProject.md", this.outputPathTutorial + "step" + (this.stepsCount++) + ".md", { text: step.text, textAfter: step.textAfter, cdCommand: cdCommand, name : command.parameters[0]});
        return null;  
     }
 

runners/katacoda/templates/createDevon4jProject.md

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@
 
 <%= cdCommand; %>
 
-Navigate to the right folder in your devonfw installation directory.
-<%= cdTarget; %>
+Navigate to the 'workspaces/main/' folder in your devonfw installation directory. 
+`cd workspaces/main`{{execute}}
 
 Now you can use devonfw to setup a java project for you by executing the following devon command.
 `devon java create com.example.application.<%= name; %>`{{execute}}