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@aobo-y aobo-y commented Dec 21, 2022

Circle CI job test_conda is failing because of some missing dependencies, like

E   ImportError: libtiff.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

The cause is that when we install nodejs through conda, it will upgrade some packages, like

> conda install -y --no-channel-priority -c conda-forge nodejs=14

...
libtiff                                  4.3.0-hf544144_1 --> 4.5.0-h82bc61c_0

The newer version is not be compatible with some python packages.

Downgrade those incompatible packages will fix the issue. But I made this PR to just drop the installations of nodejs and yarn (and some other unused packages like mypy flake8). Also stop building captum-insight

I feel nodejs & yarn are used for building the website and Insight's frontend. However, this script is only used in for CircleCI's conda testing, which does not execute anything related to Insight frontend or build website, so it safe to remove them.

(I am not sure why we include them in the 1st place. Let me know if I missed some use cases of this script)

@aobo-y aobo-y changed the title [WIP] rm installing stepup.py in conda ci Clean install_via_conda Dec 21, 2022
@aobo-y aobo-y requested review from NarineK and vivekmig December 21, 2022 23:56
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