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Expand Up @@ -358,9 +358,11 @@ You can link Continuous Delivery and toolchain instances when you're using the A
* Use an optional header `IBM-CLOUD-API-KEY` to add Continuous Delivery and toolchains while creating a project. Generate the key value for your API key from [here](https://cloud.ibm.com/login?redirect=%2Fiam%2Fapikeys).


* Add request parameters `toolchain_ID` and `cd_instance` to link your Git project to a specific Continuous Delivery and toolchain instance.
* Add one of the required parameters `toolchain_ID` or `cd_instance` to link your Git project to a specific Continuous Delivery and toolchain instance.

* The `toolchain_id` parameter supersedes the `cd_instance` parameter. If both are provided, the toolchain ID is used. However, if only the `cd_instance` parameter is given, a default toolchain is automatically created for the specified CD instance.
* If the `cd_instance` parameter is given, a default toolchain is automatically created for the specified CD instance with a git repo tool integration to the repository.

* If the `toolchain_id` parameter is given, the git repo tool integration is created in the given toolchain. The `toolchain_id` parameter supersedes the `cd_instance` parameter. If both are provided, the toolchain ID is used.

* To successfully use these request parameters, you must use the `IBM-CLOUD-API-KEY` header.
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