Adding some notes on querying repo for urls

Author: ttscoff

code-repositories/code-repositories-with-oci-cli.md

@@ -49,16 +49,24 @@ Once you have a Project created, you can use the `oci` command line tool to gene
 
 To create a repository, we'll use [`oci create`](https://docs.oracle.com/iaas/tools/oci-cli/latest/oci_cli_docs/cmdref/devops/repository/create.html).
 
-	oci devops repository create --name "NAME-OF-PROJECT" --project-id "OCID_FOR_PROJECT" --repository-type HOSTED
+	oci devops repository create --name "NAME-OF-PROJECT" --project-id "OCID_FOR_PROJECT" --repository-type HOSTED --query 'data.["http-url","ssh-url"]'
 
-`--name` is the name of the project for which you're creating the new repo. `--project-id` needs to be the OCID for the project, which you can copy from the project overview in the console. The `--repository-type` should be HOSTED to create a repository you can remotely access with SSH.
+`--name` is the name of the project for which you're creating the new repo. `--project-id` needs to be the OCID for the project, which you can copy from the project overview in the console. The `--repository-type` should be HOSTED to create a repository you can remotely access with SSH. Adding the `--query` to the end will return the HTTP and SSH urls for the new repository.
 
-You can now retrive the SSH URL for your repository using the `list` command:
+You can also retrive the SSH URL for all repositories using the `list` command:
 
 	oci devops repository list --project-id "OCID_FOR_PROJECT"
 
 You'll see an entry for `ssh-url` in the response.
 
+Alternatively, you can grab the new ID for your repo at the time of creation and then use `repository get` to retrive the urls:
+
+	repoId=$(oci devops repository create --name "NAME-OF-PROJECT" --project-id OCID_FOR_PROJECT --repository-type HOSTED --query 'data.id' | sed s'/[\[",]//g')
+
+Then use `repository get`:
+
+	oci devops repository get --repository-id $repoId --query 'data.["http-url","ssh-url"]'
+
 ### Using the repository
 
 1. First, create a new directory on your local machine where you want to store your code. This can be done by opening the command prompt or terminal and navigating to the desired location, then using the command `mkdir [directory name].`