Closed bopardikarsoham closed 2 years ago
@bopardikarsoham , For this notebook, did you execute it before generating this PR?
The issue had said, "The notebook in tut directory needs to be run ". The purpose of running/executing the cells is that when the notebook is posted in the documentation, other users can see what the expected output would be.
I am getting an error: No module named "qiskit_metal" despite the fact I am running it in the cloned folder itself.
I am getting an error: No module named "qiskit_metal" despite the fact I am running it in the cloned folder itself.
To run the notebooks, one has to make a conda env based on the directions in link below. I had assumed you already had one set up.
Thanks for the pull. It looks like the code just fixes a simple typo of size_y to size_x. Shouldn't affect anything else
@bopardikarsoham , For this notebook, did you execute it before generating this PR?
The issue had said, "The notebook in tut directory needs to be run ". The purpose of running/executing the cells is that when the notebook is posted in the documentation, other users can see what the expected output would be.
@priti-ashvin-shah-ibm Do you want me to show it as a tutorial? I can do that too.
@bopardikarsoham , For this notebook, did you execute it before generating this PR? The issue had said, "The notebook in tut directory needs to be run ". The purpose of running/executing the cells is that when the notebook is posted in the documentation, other users can see what the expected output would be.
@priti-ashvin-shah-ibm Do you want me to show it as a tutorial? I can do that too.
@bopardikarsoham , yes , thank you! The updated notebook would need to be executed with the updated output and the shared in the docs.
Here is the PR #759 @priti-ashvin-shah-ibm.
Per request of contributor on Pull request #759, I am closing this pull request.
An addition to PR #746 @priti-ashvin-shah-ibm.