Update cutting tutorials to send ISA circuits to Qiskit Runtime #500
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These `close` calls are redundant since Qiskit/qiskit-ibm-runtime#1139.
... in cutting tutorials 1 and 3
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Thanks for taking care of this. We will only have to do transpilation once at the subcircuit level after #492 is merged, but for now we need to transpile each subexperiment individually before sending off to QPU
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| "# with Session(backend=\"ibmq_qasm_simulator\") as session:\n", | ||
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| "# backend = service.least_busy(operational=True, simulator=False)\n", |
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Maybe we can remove the Runtime example in the comments here (and our other tutorials) in a future PR and use a fake backend from qiskit_ibm_runtime. The usage should be the same for the fake backend and real backend.
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Good call. I opened #511 so we don't lose track of this.
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* Remove explicit `session.close()` calls inside context manager These `close` calls are redundant since Qiskit/qiskit-ibm-runtime#1139. * Demonstrate transpiling circuits before sending to Runtime ... in cutting tutorials 1 and 3 * Update tutorial 2 (cutting for depth) * Remove a comma * black * Rename `pm` -> `pass_manager` for clarity (cherry picked from commit bf82d2d)
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#512) * Remove explicit `session.close()` calls inside context manager These `close` calls are redundant since Qiskit/qiskit-ibm-runtime#1139. * Demonstrate transpiling circuits before sending to Runtime ... in cutting tutorials 1 and 3 * Update tutorial 2 (cutting for depth) * Remove a comma * black * Rename `pm` -> `pass_manager` for clarity (cherry picked from commit bf82d2d) Co-authored-by: Jim Garrison <[email protected]>
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session.close(), following Allow users to indicate they are done submitting jobs to a session qiskit-ibm-runtime#1139ibmq_qasm_simulatorfrom cutting documentation (except cutqc docs -- that can wait for Remove uses ofibmq_qasm_simulatorfrom cutqc tutorials #502)I tested the modified commented out blocks with Qiskit Runtime. The third tutorial currently fails with Runtime because of #452, but that's a separate issue; in fact, it should resolve itself soon once the Sampler supports dynamic circuits.
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