Currently each new Python process using pytket-quantinuum (and requiring authentication) needs the user to enter a password manually. This is sufficiently irritating that people work around it in various (more or less secure) ways involving persistent storage of the password. We should provide a supported method.
yao-cqc
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1 year ago
Currently each new Python process using pytket-quantinuum (and requiring authentication) needs the user to enter a password manually. This is sufficiently irritating that people work around it in various (more or less secure) ways involving persistent storage of the password. We should provide a supported method.