Pin pygments in CI#9938
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The recent release of pygments 2.15.0 [1] has started emitting an error in the custom qasm pygments lexer included in qiskit in OpenQASMLexer. In the interest of not blocking CI this commit pins the pygments version we're installing in CI. Longer term, we should probably look at just deprecating the qiskit version and just using openqasm-pygments which is the pygments tools for OpenQASM maintained by the openqasm community. [1] https://pypi.org/project/Pygments/2.15.0/
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The recent release of pygments 2.15.0 [1] has started emitting an error in the custom qasm pygments lexer included in qiskit in OpenQASMLexer. In the interest of not blocking CI this commit pins the pygments version we're installing in CI. Longer term, we should probably look at just deprecating the qiskit version and just using openqasm-pygments which is the pygments tools for OpenQASM maintained by the openqasm community. [1] https://pypi.org/project/Pygments/2.15.0/ (cherry picked from commit f623764)
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The recent release of pygments 2.15.0 [1] has started emitting an error in the custom qasm pygments lexer included in qiskit in OpenQASMLexer. In the interest of not blocking CI this commit pins the pygments version we're installing in CI. Longer term, we should probably look at just deprecating the qiskit version and just using openqasm-pygments which is the pygments tools for OpenQASM maintained by the openqasm community. [1] https://pypi.org/project/Pygments/2.15.0/ (cherry picked from commit f623764) Co-authored-by: Matthew Treinish <mtreinish@kortar.org>
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The recent release of pygments 2.15.0 [1] has started emitting an error in the custom qasm pygments lexer included in qiskit in OpenQASMLexer. In the interest of not blocking CI this commit pins the pygments version we're installing in CI. Longer term, we should probably look at just deprecating the qiskit version and just using openqasm-pygments which is the pygments tools for OpenQASM maintained by the openqasm community. [1] https://pypi.org/project/Pygments/2.15.0/
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The recent release of pygments 2.15.0 [1] has started emitting an error in the custom qasm pygments lexer included in qiskit in OpenQASMLexer. In the interest of not blocking CI this commit pins the pygments version we're installing in CI. Longer term, we should probably look at just deprecating the qiskit version and just using openqasm-pygments which is the pygments tools for OpenQASM maintained by the openqasm community. [1] https://pypi.org/project/Pygments/2.15.0/
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The recent release of pygments 2.15.0 [1] has started emitting an error in the custom qasm pygments lexer included in qiskit in OpenQASMLexer. In the interest of not blocking CI this commit pins the pygments version we're installing in CI. Longer term, we should probably look at just deprecating the qiskit version and just using openqasm-pygments which is the pygments tools for OpenQASM maintained by the openqasm community.
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[1] https://pypi.org/project/Pygments/2.15.0/