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chore/docs: fix typos on the tracing page #769

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/docs/observability/tracing-tagging.mdx
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### Prerequisites
Make sure you setup the [Boundary dashboard](/quickstart#setting-up-the-boundary-dashboard) project before you start.

Make sure you also CTRl+S a .baml file to generate the `baml_client`
Make sure you also CTRL+S a .baml file to generate the `baml_client`

### Example

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The dashboard view allows you to see custom tags for each of the function calls. This is useful for adding metadata to your traces and allow you to query your generated logs more easily.

To add a custom tag, you can import **update_trace_tags(..)** as below:
To add a custom tag, you can import **set_tags(..)** as below:

```python
from baml_client.tracing import set_tags, trace
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