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[Radonirinaunimi]

This automatically runs the adiabatic minimization if existing_enhanced from the runcard is True.

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[Radonirinaunimi]

@scarlehoff When you can, could you check whether this (5429600) is a reasonable change. It basically gets around manually running the adiabatic minimization. The solution I found is a bit archaic & brute but it works fine xD

[scarlehoff]

I'll have a look. Is there a way to hide codecov warnigns? I find it very "noisy"

[Radonirinaunimi]

I'll have a look. Is there a way to hide codecov warnigns? I find it very "noisy"

Good question! This is a part of the Github integration App for this repo which I am not able to remove.

[Radonirinaunimi]

@scarlehoff Thanks! I have this very bad habit of putting multiply definitions in one line (which I thought would prioritize visualization, but I have to get rid of that...).

[scarlehoff]

It depends on the situation, in practice what a, b = c,d does is to create the tuple (c, d) and then break it into (a, b). But in this case each of c and d are lists themselves so it becomes a bit confusing (and prone to errors, because you can do a,b=[c,d] and it works as well!)

[Radonirinaunimi]

It depends on the situation, in practice what a, b = c,d does is to create the tuple (c, d) and then break it into (a, b). But in this case each of c and d are lists themselves so it becomes a bit confusing (and prone to errors, because you can do a,b=[c,d] and it works as well!)

I definitely agree!

[Radonirinaunimi]

I suppose this can be merged now.

[scarlehoff]

I'm playing with it now. I have a few comments:

• Add some warning/info that adiabatic optimization is running.
• How do I avoid adiabatic optimization?