Only install terra from binary for wheel jobs#1499
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In the recently released terra 0.20.0 release the minimum python packaging spec supported is manylinux2014 now. On the main branch we bumped the manylinux base image we use for wheel jobs to manylinux2014 in Qiskit#1498. However, on the stable 0.10.x branch we don't want to do that since we probably should not drop support for older environments on a stable release. This commit updates the wheel job config to instead install terra from a compatible binary wheel instead of using the latest release. This should hopefully avoid the CI failure but still enable us to run without building terra from source or dropping support for manylinux2010.
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…iskit#1446) * Use unitary equivalence instead of circuit equality in noise tests Recent qiskit-terra reduces I gates and some tests of Aer failed in equality checks of QuantumCircuit injected as noise. This PR change a way of equality check from object equality to unitary equivalence of QuantumCircuit. Co-authored-by: Matthew Treinish <mtreinish@kortar.org> Co-authored-by: Hiroshi Horii <horii@jp.ibm.com>
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In the recently released terra 0.20.0 release the minimum python packaging spec supported is manylinux2014 now. On the main branch we bumped the manylinux base image we use for wheel jobs to manylinux2014 in Qiskit#1498. However, on the stable 0.10.x branch we don't want to do that since we probably should not drop support for older environments on a stable release. This commit updates the wheel job config to instead install terra from a compatible binary wheel instead of using the latest release. This should hopefully avoid the CI failure but still enable us to run without building terra from source or dropping support for manylinux2010. * Use unitary equivalence instead of circuit equality in noise tests (Qiskit#1446) Co-authored-by: Hiroshi Horii <horii@jp.ibm.com>
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Summary
In the recently released terra 0.20.0 release the minimum python
packaging spec supported is manylinux2014 now. On the main branch we
bumped the manylinux base image we use for wheel jobs to manylinux2014
in #1498. However, on the stable 0.10.x branch we don't want to do that
since we probably should not drop support for older environments on a
stable release. This commit updates the wheel job config to instead
install terra from a compatible binary wheel instead of using the latest
release. This should hopefully avoid the CI failure but still enable us
to run without building terra from source or dropping support for
manylinux2010.
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