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Co-authored-by: mwpwalshe <mwpwalshe@users.noreply.github.com>
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Hi Luciano |
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Thanks for the review @1ucian0 — all three addressed:
Here's the updated TOML: name = "qb-compiler"
submission_number = 1044
url = "https://github.com/mwpwalshe/qb-compiler"
description = "Calibration-aware quantum circuit compiler. Uses today's hardware noise data for smarter qubit mapping and routing."
contact_info = "michael.walshe@qubitboost.io"
labels = [ "circuit manipulation", "error mitigation",]
website = "https://qubitboost.io/compiler"
group = "Transpiler plugin"
documentation = "https://mwpwalshe.github.io/qb-compiler/"
packages = [ "https://pypi.org/project/qb-compiler/",]
uuid = "2334d2a1-93bc-4652-8e15-ac395b2d3dd9"Let me know if anything else needs attention. |
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Check out if you can suggest the changes in the review tab (I'm not sure if github will allow it). |
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I can't seem to apply suggestions The corrected TOML is in my comment above if you're happy to apply it. Alternatively I can open a fresh fork with the correct values. Whatever's easiest for you? Thanks, Michael |
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Both review items addressed via suggestions above. Labels corrected and documentation URL updated to the deployed GitHub Pages site (https://mwpwalshe.github.io/qb-compiler/). Transpiler plugin interface (QBCalibrationPass + passmanager factory) is implemented and tested in the qb-compiler repo. Thanks!
Co-authored-by: Luciano Bello <766693+1ucian0@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: mwpwalshe <43613883+mwpwalshe@users.noreply.github.com>
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Hello @mwpwalshe, qb-compiler is now part of the Qiskit Ecosystem. Here are some follow up actions you can take to get the most out of the program:
It is great to have this project in the Qiskit Ecosystem. Thanks for nominating it |

Nomination for: qb-compiler
By @mwpwalshe, via #1044