Hi Trung, In VSCode terminal, cd into the directory where the smart contract is, then type ‘code .’ to get VSCode to open only that directory in a new window. Then package the contract. Hope this help

Hi Avinash, A possible workaround is to use the IBM Blockchain extension for VSCode and view the output dialog. Or you could just use that as it is well documented and you avoid reinventing the wheel.

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Taylor - Can you share you solution so others may learn who have the same problem in the future? Thanks!

I'll try to replicate on my Windows 10 box and let you know. For normal dev I use MacOSx.

Hi Sumitvedpathak, This error occurs when your images are not 2.3 or later. Download 2.3 or latest and it should work. OSN Admin is not supported on earlier versions. Also make sure you are on the 2.3

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Hello, byfn is deprecated in v2.2 in favor of test-network. If you have the VSCode extension for IBM you can run multiple orgs in the IDE by connecting to other nodes on different machines. Hope this

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Sorry, not yet. Will keep you posted.

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Hi Neeroz, Use this to convert your pem certs to base64: export FLAG=$(if [ "$(uname -s)" == "Linux" ]; then echo "-w 0"; else echo "-b 0"; fi) cat <insert path to .pem here> | base64 $FLAG I have don

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You are most welcome, happy to help.

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Hi Neeroz, Great questions! See my answers below. The default expiry is 1 year, but this can be configured by altering the expiry field (expressed in hours, so 1 year = 8760 hours). For security reaso

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Hi Kamlesh, Are you using Raft for the orderer? Do you have any orderer logs?

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Hi Benita, I am not sure which version of Fabric their template is based on, but deploying Fabric natively on Kubernetes works fine on AWS and Azure. It’s a little more work on your end but it gives y

Thanks Ry, I’ll have a look.

Hi Suhan, See if this documentation answers your question. https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-2.3/raft_configuration.html#tls-certificate-rotation-for-an-orderer-node Hope this helps

Hyperchain Labs is working on a similar product integrating traditional payment rails for domestic U.S. (ACH) and cross-border payments (SWIFT). Tokens on-chain, fiat off-chain.

Hi Kavin, I am really glad it worked for you and also appreciate you sharing the result so others can learn. Chris

Hello Kavin, I think you need to add the new orderer endpoint to both the system channel configuration and the application channel configuration. So it will take one more config update transaction on

Hi Kumar, The command should not be run while encapsulated in parentheses. Currently as stated in your request for help, you have: Try removing the parentheses like this: peer chaincode invoke -o orde

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Ramesh, When you sign the channel config update transaction, it has to be with the old certs. Mattia, I am glad you were able to recover. Chris

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Thanks Ry!