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Update README.md #719

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@DuncanDoyle DuncanDoyle commented Oct 8, 2020

Fixed the ServiceBindingRequest YAML to use the proper "apiVersion" and "kind", and updated the "spec" to use "applicationSelector" and "backingServiceSelector".

Motivation

ServiceBinding YAML in the README does not work with latest ServiceBindingOperator.

Changes

YAML now use ServiceBindingRequest with correct "spec" ("applicationSelector" and "backingServiceSelector") instead of the "ServiceBinding"

Testing

Walk through the README and apply the YAML.

For further more details refer the CONTRIBUTING.md

Fixed the ServiceBindingRequest YAML to use the proper "apiVersion" and "kind", and updated the "spec" to use "applicationSelector" and "backingServiceSelector".
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