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Fix loose-bit handling in QPY #8928
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A typo in clbit-reconstruction was generating the incorrect number of loose clbits in circuits that contained registers and loose bits, and had more qubits than clbits. A bug elsewhere in the code caused circuits with _no_ registers to be deserialised as containing registers, since the `QuantumCircuit(int, int)` constructor actually does produce two registers (slightly surprisingly, perhaps).
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LGTM, thanks for the fix on this.
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A typo in clbit-reconstruction was generating the incorrect number of loose clbits in circuits that contained registers and loose bits, and had more qubits than clbits. A bug elsewhere in the code caused circuits with _no_ registers to be deserialised as containing registers, since the `QuantumCircuit(int, int)` constructor actually does produce two registers (slightly surprisingly, perhaps). (cherry picked from commit c34e0b9)
A typo in clbit-reconstruction was generating the incorrect number of loose clbits in circuits that contained registers and loose bits, and had more qubits than clbits. A bug elsewhere in the code caused circuits with _no_ registers to be deserialised as containing registers, since the `QuantumCircuit(int, int)` constructor actually does produce two registers (slightly surprisingly, perhaps). (cherry picked from commit c34e0b9) Co-authored-by: Jake Lishman <[email protected]>
A typo in clbit-reconstruction was generating the incorrect number of loose clbits in circuits that contained registers and loose bits, and had more qubits than clbits. A bug elsewhere in the code caused circuits with _no_ registers to be deserialised as containing registers, since the `QuantumCircuit(int, int)` constructor actually does produce two registers (slightly surprisingly, perhaps).
Summary
A typo in clbit-reconstruction was generating the incorrect number of loose clbits in circuits that contained registers and loose bits, and had more qubits than clbits. A bug elsewhere in the code caused circuits with no registers to be deserialised as containing registers, since the
QuantumCircuit(int, int)
constructor actually does produce two registers (slightly surprisingly, perhaps).Details and comments