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Test against the development version of qiskit-addon-sqd - #50
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The existing Tests workflow installs every dependency from PyPI, so a breaking change upstream only surfaces here once it has been released. Add a nightly job that builds qiskit-addon-sqd from its main branch and pins the resulting wheel into pyproject.toml before running the suite, which gives advance warning instead. qiskit-addon-sqd is the only dependency built from a checkout. It is the one whose API this package calls directly -- the SQD integration tests drive its entry point, and the example notebook imports it -- and pinning it to a development wheel lets pip resolve its own requirements, so a qiskit release incompatible with sqd's main branch still shows up. Only Linux and the two ends of the supported Python range are covered. The matrix is a canary rather than a compatibility matrix, and the full cross product already runs in the Tests workflow. Development-version tests were first suggested in #6, which tracks several CI additions and stays open for the remaining ones. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5
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Testsworkflow installs every dependency from PyPI, so a breaking change inqiskit-addon-sqdonly surfaces here once it has been released. This adds a nightlyDevelopment version testsworkflow that buildsqiskit-addon-sqdfrom itsmainbranch, pins the resulting wheel intopyproject.tomlwithextremal-python-dependencies, and runstox -e py,notebook,mpi.This was first suggested in #6, which tracks several CI additions. It ticks the "development version tests" box there; the minimum-version tests suggested in the same issue are not included here, so #6 should stay open.
qiskit-addon-sqdis the only dependency built from a checkout. It is the one whose API this package calls directly — the SQD integration tests drive its entry point, and the example notebook importsqiskit_addon_sqd.countsandqiskit_addon_sqd.fermion. Pinning it to a development wheel lets pip resolve its own requirements, so aqiskitrelease incompatible with sqd'smainbranch still shows up without buildingqiskithere too.The matrix is deliberately narrow — Linux, Python 3.10 and 3.14 — since it is a canary rather than a compatibility matrix, and the full cross product already runs in
Tests.Note that
pin-dependenciesalso appends a[tool.hatch.metadata]section, which is inert for this setuptools-based project.As a scheduled workflow, this will not run on
mainuntil after merge.This pull request was drafted by Claude Opus 5 under my guidance.