2023_planning_ionq

IonQ's repository for iQuHACK 2023 (private planning)

Working on qBraid

If you're working on qBraid, first fork this repository and click the above Launch on qBraid button. It will take you to your qBraid Lab with the repository cloned.
Once cloned, open terminal (first icon in the Other column in Launcher) and cd into this repo. Set the repo's remote origin using the git clone url you copied in Step 1, and then create a new branch for your team:

cd  <ionq_git_repo_name>
git remote set-url origin <url>
git branch <team_name>
git checkout <team_name>

Use the environment manager (ENVS tab in the right sidebar) to install environment "IonQ". The installation should take ~2 min.
Once the installation is complete, click Activate to add a new ipykernel for "IonQ".
From the FILES tab in the left sidebar, double-click on the IonQ repository directory.
Open and follow instructions in verify_setup.ipynb to verify your "IonQ" environment setup.
You are now ready to begin hacking! Work with your team to complete the challenges.

For other questions or additional help using qBraid, see Lab User Guide, or reach out on Discord.

PLEASE MAKE SURE TO DO THE FOLLOWING BEFORE YOU SUBMIT

Your team name, task #, and a point person's slack name (just in case we need to reach out). Once you have completed any of the tasks and have added the team name, task # and a point person's slack name, if you are confused). Please got to File (File on the top left of the topbar) and click on the Share notebook button.

Enter rickyyoung@qbraid.com and share the file. If it shares successfully, the Ricky will periodically run the autograder and the leaderboard will be updated accordingly.
Then submit the remote project submission form that will show up on the iQuHACK website during the last 8 hours of hacking. The form will ask for a link to your repository and your team members (all of whom have to be remote iQuHACK participants to maintain elligibility).