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Update dependencies, address pylint issues #250
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based on latest updates in https://github.com/qiskit/qiskit-ibm-runtime
# Conflicts: # requirements-dev.txt # setup.cfg
rathishcholarajan
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@rathishcholarajan thanks for the quick review. I can't merge it myself because some of the previous CI checks that did not run are still associated with this PR. I have no access rights to merge it without all checks passing.
Can you integrate it? |
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Summary
Update dependencies to enable using Python 3.9 for local development. Please check related changes and discussions in
qiskit-ibm-runtimefor details.Details and comments
This PR builds on top of #248 which should be integrated prior to reviewing this PR.
Solves #251