Clean up references to unused tech #96
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There are a few things that we are no longer using, such as `prettier` or `bbpy`, that we don't need and should probably have been removed in previous PRs. I found those with running `git grep -i bb` and `git grep -i prett` to ensure I'm not missing any. Some of the corefiles still mention `/opt/bb/*` folders in their compilation flags, but I don't think it matters. Signed-off-by: Gus Monod <gmonod1@bloomberg.net>
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Describe your changes
Removed references to
bbpy,prettier, or/opt/bb/*paths.Testing performed
I found those with running
git grep -i bbandgit grep -i prettto ensure I'm not missing any, and no text files match.Additional context
Some of the corefiles still mention
/opt/bb/*folders in their compilation flags, but I don't think it matters.