Cassandra Granade

Thanks for filing this! I think we should do this, but that would take adding an API to the qsharp-compiler repo (or exposing it if it already exists) to reconstruct...

Thanks for the report, let me take a look and see if I can get a fix together!

As a heads-up, you may be interested in the qRAM library from @glassnotes, @sckaiser, et al. https://github.com/qsharp-community/qram Some neat ideas there for how to offer APIs for different qRAM techniques.

This should be fixed with #685, but please feel free to re-open if there's any additional information. Thank you!

> **Additional context** This could be extended to Visual Studio and command line templates too. For command-line templates, could look at using cookiecutter; that project is pretty popular in the...

Thanks for filing this, @tcNickolas. The `@Deprecated` attribute is defined in the packages built from the qsharp-runtime repo, so I'll go on and transfer the issue there.

If you would like to locally test the chemistry command-line tool with these changes: ``` cd Chemistry/src/Tools # Convert Broombridge 0.2 to 0.3. dotnet run -- normalize --format Broombridge path/to/0_2.yaml...

Thanks for filing this issue! I'll go on and transfer it to the qsharp-compiler repo where the QDK extensions for VS and VS Code are developed.

@vivekmthr: Thanks for your help! We're still putting together some concrete guidance on how to write good READMEs, but in the meantime, the [README for `samples/algorithms/chsh-game`](https://github.com/microsoft/Quantum/tree/main/samples/algorithms/chsh-game) can be a good...

Thanks for raising this, @tcNickolas! It shouldn't be too difficult to add an input handler to make sure that Q# failures are correctly propagated as Python exceptions; ideally, we would...