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@@ -2225,25 +2225,33 @@ For a form named `example_form` the generated assets will follow the following n
 
 The properties file can then be copied over to the `resources` folder of your Android project under `src/main`. The placeholder-injected JsonForm will typically be copied over to the `assets` folder of your Android project (although not mandatory).
 
-# How to use Sentry for OpenSRP Client Performance Monitoring
+## How to use Sentry for OpenSRP Client Performance Monitoring
+
 This section explains how to setup performance monitoring with Sentry on opensrp clients if you have added opensrp-native-forms library as a dependency. Instructions are given in this article on how to initialize Sentry in the opensrp client apps and how to check for the performance data or transactions on the Sentry dashboard.
-##### Note
-* You need to have already setup a [project](https://docs.sentry.io/product/sentry-basics/integrate-frontend/create-new-project/) and dashboard with the necessary access permissions, and 
-* are able to obtain the dsn of this project through [Project] > Settings > Client Keys (DSN). This will be required later for configuration and logging.
 
+> ### Note
+>
+> * You need to have already setup a [project](https://docs.sentry.io/product/sentry-basics/integrate-frontend/create-new-project/) and dashboard with the necessary access permissions, and
+> * are able to obtain the dsn of this project through `[Project] > Settings > Client Keys (DSN)`. This will be required later for configuration and logging.
 
 ### Instructions
-1. Add and update opensrp-native-forms library to version above v3.0.4-SNAPSHOT
-2. Sync and rebuild project to ensure new dependencies are loaded. Sentry would come as dependency to opensrp-native-forms and would load up automatically. Run your application, and confirm no logs are sent to the sentry dashboard
-3. There are a couple of configurations that would need to be setup first for logs to. show up to the dashboard. These are:
-    * DSN (Data Source Name); you can find your DSN in your Sentry project settings by navigating to [Project] > Settings > Client Keys (DSN) in sentry.io.
 
-    * and Environment; unique name that would be used to tag logs In your app’s Application class, add the following code snippet in onCreate with the placeholder values replaced . Run your application once more
+1.  Add and update opensrp-native-forms library to version above v3.0.4-SNAPSHOT
+
+2.  Sync and rebuild project to ensure new dependencies are loaded. Sentry would come as dependency to opensrp-native-forms and would load up automatically. Run your application, and confirm no logs are sent to the sentry dashboard
+
+3.  There are a couple of configurations that would need to be setup first for logs to. show up to the dashboard. These are:
+      * DSN (Data Source Name); you can find your DSN in your Sentry project settings by navigating to `[Project] > Settings > Client Keys (DSN)` in sentry.io.
+
+      * and Environment; unique name that would be used to tag logs In your app’s Application class, add the following code snippet in onCreate with the placeholder values replaced . Run your application once more
+
     In your app’s Application class, add the following code snippet in onCreate with the placeholder values replaced . Run your application once more
-        ```Java
+
+      ```Java
         SentryAndroid.init(this, options -> {
-        options.setEnvironment("YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_NAME");
-        options.setDsn("YOUR_DSN_NAME_LINK");
+          options.setEnvironment("YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_NAME");
+          options.setDsn("YOUR_DSN_NAME_LINK");
         })
-        ```
-4. Logs in performance monitoring should show up in the Sentry dashboard. Use the Environment tag set from the previous step to filter environment.
+      ```
+
+4.  Logs in performance monitoring should show up in the Sentry dashboard. Use the Environment tag set from the previous step to filter environment.