update(cirq-rigetti): use pyquil v4 #6281
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| raise ValueError(f'Symbols not valid for region name {region_name}') | ||
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| qam_execution_result = quantum_computer.qam.run(executable, memory_map) |
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We need to check for atomic values and wrap them in a list to prevent a breaking change here.
In v3, Program.write_memory accepted atomic values for memory regions of length 1. For example, Program.write_memory("ro", 1) was valid if ro was defined as DECLARE ro BIT[1]. In v4, the new MemoryMap only accepts sequences of values for a memory region, even if that memory region happens to be length 1.
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fixed this in the lines above 👍
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Hey @jselig-rigetti @MarquessV Can either of you please review rigetti/qcs-api-client-python#12? It's been causing incompatibility issues with Cirq. |
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@jselig-rigetti @MarquessV Hey, how's this PR going? |
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Hey @vtomole! This PR is ready to review from our perspective. Anything else you need us to do? |
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The # pragma: no cover comment is ineffective here.
Please move to the end of the line 238, ie, the end of the def statement to
ignore coverage for the entire get_rigetti_qcs_aspen_device function.
Better yet, adding a unit test would be nicer, even with a mock of the get_instruction_set_architecture function.
PS: to test the coverage and if # pragma: no cover comments apply you can use
$ check/pytest --rigetti-integration cirq-rigetti/ --cov=cirq_rigetti --cov-report=html
and then inspect the htmlcov/index.html file.
…e as_qvm when constructing service class Co-authored-by: Pavol Juhas <pavol.juhas@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Pavol Juhas <pavol.juhas@gmail.com>
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- Add support for Kraus operators, POVMs and parametric defgates - Update quil->cirq conversion Fixes quantumlib#6500 Partially implements quantumlib#6464
Not necessary after quantumlib#6281.
- Add support for Kraus operators, POVMs and parametric defgates - Update quil->cirq conversion Fixes quantumlib#6500 Partially implements quantumlib#6464
- Add support for Kraus operators, POVMs and parametric defgates - Update quil->cirq conversion Fixes quantumlib#6500 Partially implements quantumlib#6464
- Add support for Kraus operators, POVMs and parametric defgates - Update quil->cirq conversion Fixes quantumlib#6500 Partially implements quantumlib#6464
Run ci-daily tests with Python 3.12 in addition to 3.10 and 3.11. Also clean up dependency constraints that got unnecessary after quantumlib#6281. Follow-up to quantumlib#6460
- Add support for Kraus operators, POVMs and parametric defgates - Update quil->cirq conversion Fixes quantumlib#6500 Partially implements quantumlib#6464
Run ci-daily tests with Python 3.12 in addition to 3.10 and 3.11. Also clean up dependency constraints that got unnecessary after quantumlib#6281. Follow-up to quantumlib#6460
- allow latest scipy because quimb>=1.18 works with scipy-1.13 (context in quantumlib#6543) - allow latest rstcheck - fix dependency specification for tensorflow-docs so it works with `uv pip compile` - Enable the current latest versions of notebook, ipykernel, papermill which are only used for notebook tests - Add temporary specifications for notebook-related transitive dependencies to help pip dependency resolver (should be redundant after quantumlib#6281) Partially fixes quantumlib#6464
Refactors as necessary to anticipate the release of PyQuil v4. Changes between the RC used here and the eventual full release should be compatible, but leave this MR as a draft until the dependency can be pinned to a full
>=4.0.0release.