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Update Readme to outline what is in rdmpextensions #78

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# RdmpExtensions
A collection of non-core RDMP functionality.
This includes:

* Automation Plugins

Allows Automation of extractions

* Interactive Plugins

Contains the DeAnonymise functionality to deanonymise against a cohort

* Python

Allows Python scripts to be run as data providers

* Release Plugin

Allows releases from remote RDMP instances

* StatsScriptsExecution Plugin

Allows R scripts to be run from RDMP

## Building
Before Building, ensure the version number is correct within the rdmpextension.nuspec and sharedAssembly.info file
You will also need 7zip or an equivalent installed.

Before Building, ensure the version number is correct within the rdmpextension.nuspec and SharedAssemblyInfo.cs
file.

You can build this plugin ready for upload to an RDMP instance using:

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7z a -tzip Rdmp.Extensions.Plugin.6.2.0.nupkg rdmpextension.nuspec p
dotnet run --project RDMP/Tools/rdmp/rdmp.csproj -c Release -- pack -p --file Rdmp.Extensions.Plugin.6.2.0.nupkg --dir yaml
```
Once built you will have a file called ` Rdmp.Extensions.Plugin.6.2.0.nupkg`

Once built you will have a file called ` Rdmp.Extensions.Plugin.6.2.0.nupkg`. The last step (with the '-p' switch to the pack command) strips out all the duplicated DLLs which are already provided within RDMP.

Upload it to RDMP using

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