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Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
{
"version": 1,
Convert ASV files for use on Terra The configuration is rewritten because several components of it needed to changes as it came other, and it was mostly autogenerated or out-of-date anyway. We may want to tweak how requirements are managed and installed in the future. Black is applied to the test files, and various tweaks needed to satisfy Terra's lint requirements.
2023-08-12 02:43:30 +08:00
"project": "qiskit",
Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
"project_url": "https://qiskit.org",
Convert ASV files for use on Terra The configuration is rewritten because several components of it needed to changes as it came other, and it was mostly autogenerated or out-of-date anyway. We may want to tweak how requirements are managed and installed in the future. Black is applied to the test files, and various tweaks needed to satisfy Terra's lint requirements.
2023-08-12 02:43:30 +08:00
"repo": ".",
Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
"install_command": [
Fix asv installation command (#11758) The nightly benchmarking runs haven't been running recently due to failures to import Qiskit. This happened immediately after the import poisoning. The problem appears to be because the `all` extra in the metadata references the `qiskit` package by name, since this is how we avoid repeating ourselves in the definition of the extra. However, as we note in `pyproject.toml`, when called on a local wheel file, this causes the resoution to install `qiskit` from PyPI, which means overwriting the package with a different version. We don't actually need everything installed for the benchmarks, so we can just set the rule to install only what is needed.
2024-02-09 05:43:05 +08:00
"in-dir={env_dir} python -m pip install {wheel_file}[csp-layout-pass]"
Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
],
"uninstall_command": [
Fix asv installation configuration (#11222) Previously, the `uninstall` component of the asv configuration was attempting to uninstall the package `qiskit`. This _is_ the name of the project, but it's not the name of the relevant Python package, and so was not being uninstalled correctly. This meant that asv's managed environments would retain the previous build, unless the updating the commit changed the version number of the package. This behaviour caused our tracking bot to be benchmarking the state of the package only at the commit points that bump version numbers on `main`. Typically, this means it was only ever benchmarking the release-candidate versions of the package since we migrated from the metapackage.
2023-11-10 02:11:19 +08:00
"return-code=any python -m pip uninstall -y qiskit qiskit-terra"
Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
],
"build_command": [
Fix asv installation configuration (#11222) Previously, the `uninstall` component of the asv configuration was attempting to uninstall the package `qiskit`. This _is_ the name of the project, but it's not the name of the relevant Python package, and so was not being uninstalled correctly. This meant that asv's managed environments would retain the previous build, unless the updating the commit changed the version number of the package. This behaviour caused our tracking bot to be benchmarking the state of the package only at the commit points that bump version numbers on `main`. Typically, this means it was only ever benchmarking the release-candidate versions of the package since we migrated from the metapackage.
2023-11-10 02:11:19 +08:00
"python -m pip install -U build",
"python -m build --outdir {build_cache_dir} --wheel {build_dir}"
Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
],
Convert ASV files for use on Terra The configuration is rewritten because several components of it needed to changes as it came other, and it was mostly autogenerated or out-of-date anyway. We may want to tweak how requirements are managed and installed in the future. Black is applied to the test files, and various tweaks needed to satisfy Terra's lint requirements.
2023-08-12 02:43:30 +08:00
"branches": ["main"],
Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
"dvcs": "git",
"environment_type": "virtualenv",
Fix asv installation configuration (#11222) Previously, the `uninstall` component of the asv configuration was attempting to uninstall the package `qiskit`. This _is_ the name of the project, but it's not the name of the relevant Python package, and so was not being uninstalled correctly. This meant that asv's managed environments would retain the previous build, unless the updating the commit changed the version number of the package. This behaviour caused our tracking bot to be benchmarking the state of the package only at the commit points that bump version numbers on `main`. Typically, this means it was only ever benchmarking the release-candidate versions of the package since we migrated from the metapackage.
2023-11-10 02:11:19 +08:00
"show_commit_url": "http://github.com/Qiskit/qiskit/commit/",
Raise minimum python version to 3.9 (#12910) * Raise minimum python version to 3.9 Qiskit 1.2.0 was the final minor version release of qiskit with Python 3.8 support. As Python 3.8 is going EoL before the next Qiskit minor release 1.3.0 we can drop support for running with 3.8 on the main branch now. This commit makes that change and updates everything using python 3.8 currently to use our new minimum instead. * Pin dependency versions when installing historical versions Now that we're running Python 3.9 as the base version we are encountering compatibility issues with some of our dependencies because 3.9 supports newer versions of things like numpy than older Qiskit releases were compatible with. The only way to work around this is to pin the versions when installing historical versions. To start this sets a single constraints version since we can get away with using the same version for everything. In the future though it is possible that we'll need separate files for different historical releases. * Update reference images * Drop 3.8 support in asv too * Remove deprecation warning for 3.8
2024-09-11 07:53:20 +08:00
"pythons": ["3.9", "3.10", "3.11", "3.12"],
Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
"benchmark_dir": "test/benchmarks",
"env_dir": ".asv/env",
Convert ASV files for use on Terra The configuration is rewritten because several components of it needed to changes as it came other, and it was mostly autogenerated or out-of-date anyway. We may want to tweak how requirements are managed and installed in the future. Black is applied to the test files, and various tweaks needed to satisfy Terra's lint requirements.
2023-08-12 02:43:30 +08:00
"results_dir": ".asv/results"
Add asv benchmarks (Qiskit/qiskit-metapackage#30) * Add asv benchmarks This commit adds an asv benchmark suite to the tests include in this repo. This will enable us to track the performance of the overall qiskit project over time as we make commits. * Remove H2 and LiH dirs * Fix most, but not all, lint * Remove commented unused code * Add QV circuit benchmark and fix asv build and some lint * Make lint pass * Purity isn't in quantum_info in 0.7 * Add qft and random circuit benchmarks * Fix issue caused by namespace package and aer sticking around * Make depth an independent variable for qv benchmarks * Simplify install and uninstall stage The install stage was going off the rails trying failing to install the built wheel in certain scenarios. When this happened the empty namespace package from qiskit-aer was leftover and when benchmarks ran there was nothing leftover. To avoid this and simplify the install (and by extension uninstall) configuration to just rely on the default working behavior this commit removes the dependence on the qiskit-aer package. The aer package wasn't even used directly in the benchmarks since we're not actually running simulations (for obvious time reasons). Instead Aer was just being used as a backend for the transpiler. But, there is no reason we have to use Aer for that, and BasicAer works just as well. * Clear build artifacts before install * Fix lint failures for new pylint * Switch back to pip for wheel builds * Fix another lint issue * Fix hopefully the last lint issue
2019-03-01 21:13:54 +08:00
}