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Adding cases in different order breaks builder #1596

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mark-koch opened this issue Oct 18, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #1599
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Adding cases in different order breaks builder #1596

mark-koch opened this issue Oct 18, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #1599
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This works,

cond = Conditional(tys.Either([tys.USize()], [tys.Unit]), [])
with cond.add_case(0) as case:
    case.set_outputs()
with cond.add_case(1) as case:
    case.set_outputs()

but this fails validation:

cond = Conditional(tys.Either([tys.USize()], [tys.Unit]), [])
with cond.add_case(1) as case:
    case.set_outputs()
with cond.add_case(0) as case:
    case.set_outputs()
@mark-koch mark-koch added bug Something isn't working python Pull requests that update Python code labels Oct 18, 2024
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fix(py): allow conditional cases to be defined out of order
249a6c0 
Closes #1596

Was tempted to just change the type of `cases` since who would be using it anyway but I've tried to be good and deprecate instead
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fix(py): allow conditional cases to be defined out of order
794034b 
Closes #1596

Was tempted to just change the type of `cases` since who would be using it anyway but I've tried to be good and deprecate instead
ss2165 added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 18, 2024
@ss2165
fix(py): allow conditional cases to be defined out of order
a15a89e 
Closes #1596

Was tempted to just change the type of `cases` since who would be using it anyway but I've tried to be good and deprecate instead
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fix(py): allow conditional cases to be defined out of order CQCL/hugr
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