readme changes for sqldevops talk

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+# Demo for SQL GitHub Actions v2
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+Demonstration for new SQL GitHub Actions V2
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+## Pre-reqs
+
+1. All you need is a GitHub account
+
+## Steps
+
+1. Create a GitHub repo and clone it locally.
+1. Copy in the files from this folder into your cloned folder
+1. Commit and push up these changes.
+1. On your GitHub site go to worklows. You should see the initial worklow running. It will fail.
+1. Change the procedure in getcustomer_by.sql to use a nvachar(10) parameter.
+1. Commit and push these changes.
+1. A new worklow should kick in and now be successful.
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 1. Show `docker ps` from the Terminal in VS Code
 1. Show `docker images` from the Terminal in VS Code
 1. Show the docker Windows app. Click on the image and show the properties.
+1. Show **execincontainers.ps1** to show how to look "inside" the container including running sqlcmd.
+1. Show **containerlogs.ps1** so you can see the ERRORLOG outside the container.
 
 ## How to customize a SQL Server container