Constrain qiskit-aer==0.12.2#11120
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The 0.13.0 release of qiskit-aer causes several test failures, some of which look like changes in the randomisation, and some of which look like true failures. These need a proper resolution, but it's more work than can be easily attached to a PR that's just meant to get CI rolling again.
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The 0.13.0 release of qiskit-aer causes several test failures, some of which look like changes in the randomisation, and some of which look like true failures. These need a proper resolution, but it's more work than can be easily attached to a PR that's just meant to get CI rolling again. (cherry picked from commit 22f4c93)
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The 0.13.0 release of qiskit-aer causes several test failures, some of which look like changes in the randomisation, and some of which look like true failures. These need a proper resolution, but it's more work than can be easily attached to a PR that's just meant to get CI rolling again. (cherry picked from commit 22f4c93)
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The 0.13.0 release of qiskit-aer causes several test failures, some of which look like changes in the randomisation, and some of which look like true failures. These need a proper resolution, but it's more work than can be easily attached to a PR that's just meant to get CI rolling again. (cherry picked from commit 22f4c93) Co-authored-by: Jake Lishman <jake.lishman@ibm.com>
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The 0.13.0 release of qiskit-aer causes several test failures, some of which look like changes in the randomisation, and some of which look like true failures. These need a proper resolution, but it's more work than can be easily attached to a PR that's just meant to get CI rolling again. (cherry picked from commit 22f4c93) Co-authored-by: Jake Lishman <jake.lishman@ibm.com>
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The 0.13.0 release of qiskit-aer causes several test failures, some of which look like changes in the randomisation, and some of which look like true failures. These need a proper resolution, but it's more work than can be easily attached to a PR that's just meant to get CI rolling again.
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Aer 0.13.0 caused several problems for Terra CI, several of which appear to be real problems that we need to fix. #11119 is one of these, but adding to this, there are new test failures from simulator randomness changes, new exceptions coming from noise-model construction (in
QuantumInstance, by the looks of things), and some of Terra's automated tests are wildly overzealous in attempting to discoverGateandControlledGatesubclasses to run over.