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[cqc-melf]

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[cqc-alec]

I guess we shouldn't merge this, since we didn't do the release and tests are failing.

[cqc-melf]

The check only failed because of an issues with the backend. Should be fine after rerunning.
I think we should merge this PR or revert the commits on main to avoid conflicts with the next release.

[cqc-alec]

The check only failed because of an issues with the backend. Should be fine after rerunning. I think we should merge this PR or revert the commits on main to avoid conflicts with the next release.

I thought the reason we weren't releasing was because MaxNClRegPredicate isn't in pytket 1.14? If that is the case I don't get how the tests are passing?

(I don't think there should be any merge conflicts if we keep the same release branch for the next merge.)

[cqc-melf]

The ci is always using the latest pytket release which picks the 1.15. RC, which includes the missing predicate.

The question is if we want to have a dependency on an pytket rc version? Which is something we should not do from my understanding.

[cqc-melf]

The tests are all fine now

[cqc-melf]

If we are doing new changes to for example the changelog on develop we will have conflicts on the release branch as well when we are updating it with the new changes. I think we should merge this or do a revert on main.

[cqc-alec]

The ci is always using the latest pytket release which picks the 1.15. RC, which includes the missing predicate.

Oh yes I forgot that the CI picks up the latest pre-release!

The question is if we want to have a dependency on an pytket rc version? Which is something we should not do from my understanding.

No we shouldn't -- so we should hold back on the release.

[cqc-alec]

If we are doing new changes to for example the changelog on develop we will have conflicts on the release branch as well when we are updating it with the new changes. I think we should merge this or do a revert on main.

OK, but then after merging we should revert the changes from the release branch.

[cqc-melf]

If we are doing new changes to for example the changelog on develop we will have conflicts on the release branch as well when we are updating it with the new changes. I think we should merge this or do a revert on main.

OK, but then after merging we should revert the changes from the release branch.

Sounds good, I will do that