Merge pull request #98281 from PatAltimore/patricka-blockchain-devkit

Blockchain dev kit changes

Author: American-Dipper

articles/blockchain/service/connect-vscode.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
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 title: Use Visual Studio Code to connect to Azure Blockchain Service
 description: Connect to an Azure Blockchain Service consortium network using the Azure Blockchain Development Kit for Ethereum extension in Visual Studio Code
-ms.date: 11/19/2019
+ms.date: 12/05/2019
 ms.topic: quickstart
 ms.reviewer: chrisseg
 #Customer intent: As a developer, I want to connect to my blockchain consortium so that I can perform actions on a blockchain.
@@ -55,12 +55,12 @@ You can connect to consortium members using the Azure Blockchain Development Kit
 If you don't have access to an Azure Blockchain Service consortium member, complete the prerequisite [Quickstart: Create a blockchain member using the Azure portal](create-member.md) or [Quickstart: Create an Azure Blockchain Service blockchain member using Azure CLI](create-member-cli.md).
 
 1. In the VS Code explorer pane, expand the **Azure Blockchain** extension.
-1. Select **Connect to Consortium**.
+1. Select **Connect to network**.
 
-   ![Connect to consortium](./media/connect-vscode/connect-consortium.png)
+   ![Connect to network](./media/connect-vscode/connect-consortium.png)
 
     If prompted for Azure authentication, follow the prompts to authenticate using a browser.
-1. Choose **Connect to Azure Blockchain Service consortium** in the command palette dropdown.
+1. Choose **Azure Blockchain Service** in the command palette dropdown.
 1. Choose the subscription and resource group associated with your Azure Blockchain Service consortium member.
 1. Choose your consortium from the list.
 

articles/blockchain/service/data-manager-cosmosdb.md

@@ -73,13 +73,15 @@ The contract ABI defines the smart contract interfaces. It describes how to inte
 
 1. Save the **abi** array as a JSON file. For example, *abi.json*. You use the file in a later step.
 
-Blockchain Data Manager requires the deployed bytecode for the smart contract. The deployed bytecode is different than the smart contract bytecode. You can get the deployed bytecode from the compiled contract metadata file.
+Blockchain Data Manager requires the deployed bytecode for the smart contract. The deployed bytecode is different than the smart contract bytecode. You use the Azure blockchain development kit extension to copy the bytecode to the clipboard.
 
-1. Open the contract metadata file contained in the **build/contracts** folder of your Solidity project. The file name is the smart contract name followed by the **.json** extension.
-1. Find the **deployedBytecode** element in the JSON file.
-1. Copy the hexadecimal value without the quotes.
+1. In the Visual Studio Code explorer pane, expand the **build/contracts** folder of your Solidity project.
+1. Right-click the contract metadata JSON file. The file name is the smart contract name followed by the **.json** extension.
+1. Select **Copy Transaction Bytecode**.
+
+    ![Visual Studio Code pane with the Copy Transaction Bytecode selection](./media/data-manager-cosmosdb/bytecode-devkit.png)
 
-    ![Visual Studio Code pane with bytecode in the metadata](./media/data-manager-portal/bytecode-metadata.png)
+    The bytecode is copied to the clipboard.
 
 1. Save the **bytecode** value as a JSON file. For example, *bytecode.json*. You use the file in a later step.
 

articles/blockchain/service/data-manager-portal.md

@@ -73,13 +73,15 @@ The contract ABI defines the smart contract interfaces. It describes how to inte
 
 1. Save the **abi** array as a JSON file. For example, *abi.json*. You use the file in a later step.
 
-Blockchain Data Manager requires the deployed bytecode for the smart contract. The deployed bytecode is different than the smart contract bytecode. You can get the deployed bytecode from the compiled contract metadata file.
+Blockchain Data Manager requires the deployed bytecode for the smart contract. The deployed bytecode is different than the smart contract bytecode. You use the Azure blockchain development kit extension to copy the bytecode to the clipboard.
 
-1. Open the contract metadata file contained in the **build/contracts** folder of your Solidity project. The file name is the smart contract name followed by the **.json** extension.
-1. Find the **deployedBytecode** element in the JSON file.
-1. Copy the hexadecimal value without the quotes.
+1. In the Visual Studio Code explorer pane, expand the **build/contracts** folder of your Solidity project.
+1. Right-click the contract metadata JSON file. The file name is the smart contract name followed by the **.json** extension.
+1. Select **Copy Transaction Bytecode**.
+
+    ![Visual Studio Code pane with the Copy Transaction Bytecode selection](./media/data-manager-portal/bytecode-devkit.png)
 
-    ![Visual Studio Code pane with bytecode in the metadata](./media/data-manager-portal/bytecode-metadata.png)
+    The bytecode is copied to the clipboard.
 
 1. Save the **bytecode** value as a JSON file. For example, *bytecode.json*. You use the file in a later step.