Use yaml highlighting in SSO section of README.
@@ -69,9 +69,9 @@ Service authors interested in implementing a service dashboard accessible via SS
1. SSO is initiated when a user navigates to the URL found in the `dashboard_url` field. This value is returned to cloud controller by the broker in response to a provision request, and is exposed in the cloud controller API for the service instance. A users client must expose this field as a link, or it can be obtained via curl (`cf curl /v2/service_instances/:guid`) and copied into a browser.
-2. SSO requires the following OAuth client to be configured in cf-release. This client is responsible for creating the OAuth client for the MySQL dashboard. Without this client configured in cf-release, the MySQL dashboard will not be accessible but the service will be otherwise functional. Registering the broker will display a warning to this effect.
+1. SSO requires the following OAuth client to be configured in cf-release. This client is responsible for creating the OAuth client for the MySQL dashboard. Without this client configured in cf-release, the MySQL dashboard will not be accessible but the service will be otherwise functional. Registering the broker will display a warning to this effect.
- ```
+ ```yaml
properties:
uaa:
clients:
@@ -82,9 +82,9 @@ Service authors interested in implementing a service dashboard accessible via SS
authorized-grant-types: client_credentials
```
-3. SSO was implemented in v169 of cf-release; if you are on an older version of cf-release you'll encounter an error when you register the service broker. If upgrading cf-release is not an option, try removing the following lines from the cf-mysql-release manifest and redeploy.
+1. SSO was implemented in v169 of cf-release; if you are on an older version of cf-release you'll encounter an error when you register the service broker. If upgrading cf-release is not an option, try removing the following lines from the cf-mysql-release manifest and redeploy.
- ```bash
+ ```yaml
dashboard_client:
id: p-mysql
secret: yoursecret
