[Scripts] Stop installing contributor tools for CI builds #1804
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The Travis-CI .yaml script currently installs all of our "contributor tools" before building. These tools are not needed for continuous integration builds, which target unit tests and code coverage.
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## develop #1804 +/- ##
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- Coverage 42.37% 42.37% -0.01%
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Files 193 193
Lines 15461 15461
Branches 1593 1593
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- Hits 6552 6551 -1
- Misses 8364 8365 +1
Partials 545 545
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The Travis-CI .yaml script currently installs all of our "contributor
tools" before building. These tools are not needed for continuous
integration builds, which target unit tests and code coverage.