shivani's suggestion that we actually use good practices and pedagogy

Signed-off-by: Amndeep Singh Mann <[email protected]>

src/courses/advanced/05.md

@@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ This will generate a `git_test_target` repository which we will use for these ex
 
 Now let's write some tests and confirm that they run. You can put these tests in the `example.rb` file generated in the `controls` folder of your `my_git` InSpec profile. These tests are written using the `command` resource which is provided by InSpec. We will write a `git` resource in this section to improve this test.
 
-::: note Input review
-You will need to put the full directory path of the `.git` file from your `git_test_target` repository as the value for the `git_dir` input in your `inspec.yml`. To get the full path of your current location in the terminal, use `pwd`.  The value in the codeblock below should be correct, but it's always good to doublecheck.
+::: note Inputs review
+The `git_dir` input will be used in our profile.  It needs to contain the path of the `.git` folder you are assessing.  Usually, you'd want to put a default location for that input in your `inspec.yml`, such as `./.git`, that the user of your profile could overwrite with an inputfile, but for expediency's sake we're going to hardcode it to the `.git` folder inside of your `git_test_target` repository. The value in the codeblock below should be correct, but it's always good to doublecheck by using the `cd` command to navigate inside of the `.git` folder in the `git_test_target` repository and then using the `pwd` command to get the full path.
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