Remove PyTorch/Pyro-PPL and switch to CPU-only JAX on GitHub-hosted runners#692
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Remove PyTorch/Pyro-PPL and switch to CPU-only JAX on GitHub-hosted runners#692
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Create ~/.config/netlify directory with proper permissions before running Netlify CLI to prevent EACCES errors. This issue occurs because the CLI is installed globally with sudo but runs as the regular user, requiring write access to the config directory.
Resolved conflicts in .github/workflows/ci.yml by keeping the CPU-only JAX configuration and GitHub-hosted runner setup from this branch.
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This PR removes PyTorch and Pyro-PPL dependencies and switches from RunsOn GPU instances to GitHub-hosted runners with CPU-only JAX.
Changes:
runs-onGPU instances (g4dn.2xlarge) to GitHub-hosted runners (ubuntu-latest)pip install -U jaxThis approach avoids CUDA driver compatibility issues by running JAX in CPU mode.