Ryan Shaffer

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@Manvi-Agrawal Yes, you should set the environment variable `IQSHARP_LOG_LEVEL=Debug` (case-sensitive) and then restart the IQ# kernel. You should then see the log messages output to the console window where you...

@deepankarpal1985 could you report which version of the `qsharp` package you have installed (i.e., `pip show qsharp` or `conda list qsharp`)? This is possibly related to https://github.com/microsoft/iqsharp/issues/149. Can you try...

Interesting, thanks. That is an old version from nearly a year ago. Can you try updating the conda packages and/or creating a new environment, as described here? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/quantum/quickstarts/install-python

I think I see the problem. You are using Python 3.6, and 0.10.1910.2102a1 is the latest version of the qsharp conda package that was published for Python 3.6. Is it...

Since #151 has now been merged, the current behavior for the sample code in the original issue description now looks like this: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3620100/83290887-68586f00-a1b5-11ea-8000-2d09936563fb.png) Updating title to reflect the remaining issue...

One possibility to investigate: Upgrade Microsoft.Jupyter.Core to consume a recent version of NetMQ and take advantage of new thread-safe socket implementation from https://github.com/zeromq/netmq/pull/871.

> > One possibility to investigate: Upgrade Microsoft.Jupyter.Core to consume a recent version of NetMQ and take advantage of new thread-safe socket implementation from [zeromq/netmq#871](https://github.com/zeromq/netmq/pull/871). > > > > I...

@guenp Thanks for the ping on this. So, this won't directly solve the problem, but there is already code in IQ# for auto-generating Q# wrappers around an arbitrary Q# operation,...

That functionality is currently used for Azure Quantum job submission. Azure Quantum only supports submitting operations/functions marked with the `@EntryPoint()` attribute, but from IQ# we wanted to enable submitting any...

The wrapper code itself is just a single operation or function that wraps the one of interest. I believe for this purpose we wouldn't even need the `@EntryPoint()` attribute, since...