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Fix typo in proxy/README.adoc: yoused -> you used 
@pivotal-cla This is an Obvious Fix
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Stephen Viles authored Apr 14, 2022
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Expand Up @@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ That's identical to the sequence at the end of <<_the_login_page_angular_js_and_

We can see the reverse proxy in action by looking at the "/trace" endpoint in the UI server (from Spring Boot Actuator, which we added with the Spring Cloud dependencies). Go to http://localhost:8080/trace[http://localhost:8080/trace] in a new browser (if you don't have one already get a JSON plugin for your browser to make it nice and readable). You will need to authenticate with HTTP Basic (browser popup), but the same credentials are valid as for your login form. At or near the start you should see a pair of requests something like this:

NOTE: Try to use a different browser so that there is no chance of authentication crossover (e.g. use Firefox if yoused Chrome for testing the UI) - it won't stop the app from working, but it will make the traces harder to read if they contain a mixture of authentication from the same browser.
NOTE: Try to use a different browser so that there is no chance of authentication crossover (e.g. use Firefox if you used Chrome for testing the UI) - it won't stop the app from working, but it will make the traces harder to read if they contain a mixture of authentication from the same browser.

./trace
[source,javascript]
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