Update-Guide.md

@@ -19,28 +19,28 @@
 
 # Pulling from git when your local version has been modified
 Here's a typical scenario:
-``` bash
+``` console
 user@host:~/repo/blocks$ git checkout <branch>
 (git tells you it will not check out <branch> because you have changes that have not been committed)
 ```
 
 You now have three choices:
 1. Commit the changes to the current branch, because you know you want them:
-   ``` bash
+   ``` console
    user@host:~/repo/blocks$ git commit -am "<commit message>"
    user@host:~/repo/blocks$ git push
    ```
 2. Delete the changes by reverting to the previous commit, because you know you don't want them:
-   ``` bash
+   ``` console
    user@host:~/repo/blocks$ git reset --hard HEAD
    ```
 3. Store the changes locally, because you're not sure if you want them yet:
-   ``` bash
+   ``` console
    user@host:~/repo/blocks$ git stash
    ```
 
 After doing any of these three things you should be able to check out the branch you want without any issues.
-``` bash
+``` console
 user@host:~/repo/blocks$ git checkout <branch>
 ```