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Remove repeated sentence. #636

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Expand Up @@ -132,14 +132,16 @@ After installing tkn, create a link as kubectl-tkn
```shell
$ ln -s /usr/local/bin/tkn /usr/local/bin/kubectl-tkn
```

`kubectl` will find any binary named `kubectl-*` on your `PATH` and consider it as a plugin
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Run the following to confirm tkn is available as a plugin:
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I don't thank this is needed isnt it ?

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It's not technically needed, but I think it makes sense as a way to confirm it's available before running kubectl-tkn. Better to know it's set up correctly before running commands with it.

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Run the following to confirm tkn is available as a plugin:
Run the following to confirm `tkn` is available as a plugin:

```shell
$ ./kubectl plugin list
/usr/local/bin/kubectl-tkn
$ kubectl plugin list
```

You should see the following after running kubectl plugin list if tkn is available as a plugin:
```shell
/usr/local/bin/kubectl-tkn
```
If the output above is shown, run kubectl-tkn to see the list of available tkn commands to run.
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If the output above is shown, run kubectl-tkn to see the list of available tkn commands to run.
If the output above is shown, run `kubectl-tkn` to see the list of available `tkn` commands to run.


### Useful Commands

The following commands help you understand and effectively use the Tekton CLI:
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