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Mar 29, 2022 - C++
Most documentation comments in the compiler only use the <summary> tag. For short comments, this is fine, but in many cases the summary is several paragraphs long and would be easier to read if it used standard documentation tags to structure the information. This is especially important for exceptions - exceptions mentioned in the <summary> tag are easy to miss, whereas the special `<exceptio
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Adding concrete examples to API documentation comments can help clarify how Q# functions and operations are to be used. For example, the documentation for Microsoft.Quantum.Arrays.ElementsAt lists how the function acts on a variety of arrays:
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Mar 16, 2022 - C++
In the path https://github.com/microsoft/qsharp-runtime/tree/main/src/Simulation/Native there's a number of binary files whose name ends with _test. Those are test executables (in ELF format, likely for Linux) generated during the build.
We don't need them in the repo.
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Mar 23, 2021 - PowerShell
Now that Q# + Python can use project files for references, we should add them here so IntelliSense can work better :)
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Mar 30, 2022 - Q#
Looking for a Zookeeper who can help manage and drive more algorithms to be implemented in the zoo!
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