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Revert "Rewriting vs expansions protocol"
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src/helpers/valueSets/vs-expansion-explained.md

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1. Clone the fhir-mCODE-ig locally and build the IG. This will, among other things, ensure you have all mCODE Valuesets locally. You can find that code and setup instructions here on [HL7's GitHub](https://github.com/HL7/fhir-mCODE-ig).
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2. Move all ValueSets into a folder, for ease of access by the MEF'S `vs-expansion-script`. Below is a series of commands that will help with this (on OSX), but you could also do this manually.
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`cd some/path/to/local/fhir-mCODE-ig/output && mkdir valuesets && find * -name "Value*.json" | xargs -I '{}' cp {} ./valuesets`
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3. Remove all irrelevant ValueSets from this folder, leaving behind only the ones to be expanded.
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4. In the MEF, update the`PREEXPANSIONPATH` global variable in `vs-expansion-script.js` to point to the folder made to house the ValueSets in step 2.
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5. Run `vs-expansion-script.js` using node.
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3. In the MEF, update the`PREEXPANSIONPATH` global variable in `vs-expansion-script.js` to point to the folder made to house the ValueSets in step 2.
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4. Run `vs-expansion-script.js` using node.

src/helpers/valueSets/vs-expansion-script.js

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vsPaths = listVsForExpansion();
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} catch (e) {
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console.error('FAILURE: PREEXPANSIONPATH does not point to a valid directory; make sure you update this variable based on you local machine');
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process.exit(1);
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}
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// Aggregate requests for each vsPath we have
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const requests = [];

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