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[code-gardening] fix typo in the documentation

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Ivan Povalyukhin 2015-09-28 19:34:57 -07:00
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@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ The response should be JSON and look something like this:
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This response contains our initial root token. It also includes the unseal key. You can use the uneal key to unseal the Vault and use the root token perform other requests in Vault that require authentication.
This response contains our initial root token. It also includes the unseal key. You can use the unseal key to unseal the Vault and use the root token perform other requests in Vault that require authentication.
To make this guide easy to copy-and-paste, we will be using the environment variable `$VAULT_TOKEN` to store the root token. You can export this Vault token in your current shell like this: