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Find out if quil is going to provide binary wheels #6754
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Such code is only used for mypy type-checking session. Also add a temporary pin on quil to avoid source only 0.13.0, which does not install without rust toolchain. Related to #6754
As a temporary workaround, the development release of cirq has a pin to the previous version of quil and can be installed using
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The latest release quil-0.13.1 includes binary wheels. Wheels were omitted unintentionally before due to a CI error. Fixes: quantumlib#6754
Yes, the updated release quil-0.13.1 has them - https://pypi.org/project/quil/0.13.1/#files. |
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Description of the issue
pip install cirq
attempts to compile quil-0.13.0 source-only release,which fails if host machine does not have rust installed, e.g.,
https://github.com/quantumlib/Cirq/actions/runs/11226159459/job/31206161707#step:7:1329
and the internal docs-from-notebooks building tool.
Related: rigetti/quil-rs#291
Cirq version
1.5.0.dev at 769ad50
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