to accelerate installation, people usually set npm registry to a faster mirror by running 'npm config set registry BLAH_BLAH'
and even if the customized config not available, by default it is 'NPM_REGISTRY = "https://registry.npmjs.org/"', so delete these lines always works.
The NO_PYTHON_UNINSTALL environment variable can now be used to disable the task that removes older versions of Python libraries. This task is not necessary for Docker images/containers since we always create a fresh virtualenv when we create the image.
These are the only two egg names that are wrong in this file. We have
to uninstall i18n-tools, because the distribution name changed. The
lti-consumer XBlock hasn't changed named, we just had the wrong name in
the requirements file.
Problem:
Intermittent "cb() never called!" errors on npm installs for platform.
This is likely due to a race condition on installing OS-specific bits that are built during time of install. When more than one compilation takes place at one time, this error can occur.
Workaround:
Detect the error and re-run the install. (When retrying, one or all of the bits have been compiled. So running it again just finishes the install.)
This change:
* gives us the flexibility of managing node from pull-request to pull-request. It'll be a huge lift to folks that want to test out node upgrades like @bjacobel or @andy-armstrong
* Sets us up for a port to Xenial, which will be accomplished in part by using nodeenv for managing the node environment. See a companion PR on the configuration repo for edxapp: edx/configuration#3444
This pull request does not:
* Attempt to solve any stability issues in builds related to node.
* Make node installs any faster
* Create any caching infrastructure to speed up node installs. They will be approximately as fast as they were before. Downloading the node bits build-to-build adds about 3 seconds, which is worth it for the added flexibility.
Available backends:
* django-oauth-toolkit (DOT)
* django-oauth2-provider (DOP)
* Use provided client ID to select backend for
* AccessToken requests
* third party auth-token exchange
* Create adapters to isolate library-dependent functionality
* Handle django-oauth-toolkit tokens in edX DRF authenticator class
MA-1998
MA-2000
edx-django-oauth2-provider is being mistaken for django-oauth2-provider. Making the filter less liberal ensures we properly uninstall django-oauth2-provider once.
ECOM-3647
