diff --git a/docs/roles/deploy_code.md b/docs/roles/deploy_code.md
index 30d87b11..9a1b4287 100644
--- a/docs/roles/deploy_code.md
+++ b/docs/roles/deploy_code.md
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ With this method the live code directory is also the build directory, therefore
 ## `squashfs` builds
 Because `tarball` is very slow, we have a second method using [`squashfs`](https://github.com/plougher/squashfs-tools). This filesystem is designed for packing and compressing files into read-only images - initially to deploy to removable media - that can simply be mounted, similar to a macOS Apple Disk Image (DWG) file. It is both faster to pack than a tarball *and* instant to deploy (it's just a `mount` command).
 
-However, the build process is more complex. Because mounted `squashfs` images are read only, we cannot build over them as we do in other types of build. [We alter the build path variables in the `_init` role](https://github.com/codeenigma/ce-deploy/blob/1.x/roles/_init/tasks/main.yml#L25) so the build happens in a separate place and then in the `cleanup.yml` we pack the built code into an image ready to be deployed. Again, because the images are read-only mounts, the live site needs to be *unmounted* with an `umount` command and then remounted with a `mount` command to be completely deployed. This requires the `ce-deploy` user to have extra `sudo` permissions, which is handled by [the `mount_sync` role in `ce-provision`](https://github.com/codeenigma/ce-provision/tree/1.x/roles/mount_sync)
+However, the build process is more complex. Because mounted `squashfs` images are read only, we cannot build over them as we do in other types of build. [We alter the build path variables in the `_init` role](https://github.com/codeenigma/ce-deploy/blob/1.x/roles/_init/tasks/main.yml#L25) so the build happens in a separate place and then in the `cleanup.yml` we pack the built code into an image ready to be deployed. Again, because the images are read-only mounts, the live site needs to be *unmounted* with an `umount` command and then remounted with a `mount` command to be completely deployed. This requires the `ce-deploy` user to have extra `sudo` permissions, which is handled by [the `squashfs` role in `ce-provision`](https://github.com/codeenigma/ce-provision/blob/1.x/roles/squashfs)
 
 Consequently, at the build stage there are two important extra variables to set:
 
diff --git a/roles/deploy_code/README.md b/roles/deploy_code/README.md
index 30d87b11..9a1b4287 100644
--- a/roles/deploy_code/README.md
+++ b/roles/deploy_code/README.md
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ With this method the live code directory is also the build directory, therefore
 ## `squashfs` builds
 Because `tarball` is very slow, we have a second method using [`squashfs`](https://github.com/plougher/squashfs-tools). This filesystem is designed for packing and compressing files into read-only images - initially to deploy to removable media - that can simply be mounted, similar to a macOS Apple Disk Image (DWG) file. It is both faster to pack than a tarball *and* instant to deploy (it's just a `mount` command).
 
-However, the build process is more complex. Because mounted `squashfs` images are read only, we cannot build over them as we do in other types of build. [We alter the build path variables in the `_init` role](https://github.com/codeenigma/ce-deploy/blob/1.x/roles/_init/tasks/main.yml#L25) so the build happens in a separate place and then in the `cleanup.yml` we pack the built code into an image ready to be deployed. Again, because the images are read-only mounts, the live site needs to be *unmounted* with an `umount` command and then remounted with a `mount` command to be completely deployed. This requires the `ce-deploy` user to have extra `sudo` permissions, which is handled by [the `mount_sync` role in `ce-provision`](https://github.com/codeenigma/ce-provision/tree/1.x/roles/mount_sync)
+However, the build process is more complex. Because mounted `squashfs` images are read only, we cannot build over them as we do in other types of build. [We alter the build path variables in the `_init` role](https://github.com/codeenigma/ce-deploy/blob/1.x/roles/_init/tasks/main.yml#L25) so the build happens in a separate place and then in the `cleanup.yml` we pack the built code into an image ready to be deployed. Again, because the images are read-only mounts, the live site needs to be *unmounted* with an `umount` command and then remounted with a `mount` command to be completely deployed. This requires the `ce-deploy` user to have extra `sudo` permissions, which is handled by [the `squashfs` role in `ce-provision`](https://github.com/codeenigma/ce-provision/blob/1.x/roles/squashfs)
 
 Consequently, at the build stage there are two important extra variables to set: