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Fix top-level switch
statements in QuantumCircuit.compose
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The register-mapping code was not being applied to `SwitchCaseOp.target` in the same way that it is for conditions. This commit does not change any behaviour about recursing into _nested_ control-flow blocks, which still likely have problems with composition.
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LGTM!
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* Fix top-level `switch` statements in `QuantumCircuit.compose` The register-mapping code was not being applied to `SwitchCaseOp.target` in the same way that it is for conditions. This commit does not change any behaviour about recursing into _nested_ control-flow blocks, which still likely have problems with composition. * Apply suggestions from review (cherry picked from commit 76850e1)
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#10180) * Fix top-level `switch` statements in `QuantumCircuit.compose` The register-mapping code was not being applied to `SwitchCaseOp.target` in the same way that it is for conditions. This commit does not change any behaviour about recursing into _nested_ control-flow blocks, which still likely have problems with composition. * Apply suggestions from review (cherry picked from commit 76850e1) Co-authored-by: Jake Lishman <jake.lishman@ibm.com>
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Summary
The register-mapping code was not being applied to
SwitchCaseOp.target
in the same way that it is for conditions. This commit does not change any behaviour about recursing into nested control-flow blocks, which still likely have problems with composition.Details and comments
Fix #10108, at least as far as the top-level issue that's being reported there. See that issue for a further discussion of other problems that stem from the root of that issue.