Release 'live' 4-19-19 (#1442)

Author: ivorb

articles/includes/deploy/snippet-publish-js.md

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+To publish your local JavaScript bot back to Azure, you must first manually create a single zipped file containing all files used to locally build and run your bot. This includes all npm libraries downloaded into your `node_modules` folder. When creating this zip file _make sure that the root directory you use is the same directory where your index.js file resides_.
+
+Once a zip file containing all of your bot's source code has been created, open a command prompt window and run the following _Az cli_ command. 
+
+This step might take a while.
+
+```cmd
+az webapp deployment source config-zip --resource-group <resource-group-name> --name <bot-resource-name> --src <directory-path>
+```
+
+| Option | Description |
+|:---|:---|
+| --resource-group | Name of resource group in Azure. |
+| --name | The resource name of the bot in Azure. |
+| --src | The full directory path to upload your zipped bot code from. For example `c:\my-local-repository\this-app-folder\my-zipped-code.zip` |
+
+Once this completes successfully, your bot is deployed in Azure.

articles/includes/deploy/snippet-publish.md

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 Publish your local bot to Azure. This step might take a while.
 
 ```cmd
-az bot publish --name <bot-resource-name> --proj-name "<project-file-name>" --resource-group <resource-group-name> --code-dir <directory-path> --verbose --version v4
+az bot publish --name <bot-resource-name> --proj-file-path "<project-file-name>" --resource-group <resource-group-name> --code-dir <directory-path> --verbose --version v4
 ```
 
 | Option | Description |
 |:---|:---|
 | --name | The resource name of the bot in Azure. |
-| --proj-name | For C#, use the startup project file name (without the .csproj) that needs to be published. For example: `EnterpriseBot`. For Node.js, use the main entry point for the bot. For example, `index.js`. |
+| --proj-file-path | For C#, use the startup project file name (without the .csproj) that needs to be published. For example: `EnterpriseBot`. For Node.js, use the main entry point for the bot. For example, `index.js`. |
 | --resource-group | Name of resource group. |
 | --code-dir | The directory to upload bot code from. |
 
-Once this completes with a "Deployment successful!" message, your bot is deployed in Azure.
+Once this completes with a "Deployment successful!" message, your bot is deployed in Azure.