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since a lot of these lines are repetitive, you could refactor them into unique lines where you do not have to write the python version by hand. python-version is defined before. The lines you added could directly use that. You also shouldn't add os: windows-latest multiple times. Add it once and then use it in the form of a strategy.
Also, I see certain OS are skipping some unit tests. I assume that module is incompatible with the OS? You should add a comment about each such that someone who edits the workflow in the future knows why the ignore flags were initially added.
The refactoring is using a flattened nested object to exactly match the entire object structure. So that Windows can receive its custom overrides. Flat strings match perfectly every time.
Moved pip-extras out of the base matrix because the include block tried to overwrite that array element with ("[dev-windows,xdsl,iqm]") and fell back to the default Linux dependencies.
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I am not too sure if dev-windows is correct here? In the toml file, the group you defined is dev_windows. I am mostly confused why the CI did not raise an error here. maybe I am missing something here 😅
Moved pip-extras out of the base matrix because the include block tried to overwrite that array element
Maybe it's just me but I feel the include option is adding unneeded complexity. What if you create steps based on what os the workflow is running on? For example, if runner == windows, then pip install [windows-groups] and same for the flag; you only need to test if it is windows. Thoughts?
I had tried this approach previously, but it had problems getting the flags, and it adds complexity to the pip and pytest commands. My opinion is that this is a less structured way of achieving the goal. The include option may be more complex, looking at the config, but it could be better for future development.
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From what I can see, there is no documentation about installing Qrisp in a Windows environment, so I think this is a great suggestion. We can discuss it in the software engineering meeting.
I had tried this approach previously, but it had problems getting the flags, and it adds complexity to the pip and pytest commands.
can you help me understand this? how is it making the pip and pytest commands more complex?
We can add a windows specific installation step by avoiding the os redundancy. There is only 1 OS that requires a separate installation group right now.
The pull request adds a macOS and Windows CI workflow for Python 3.11–3.13. It separates Windows-compatible testing dependencies and updates development instructions for platform-specific installation and test commands.
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Platform-specific test dependencies pyproject.toml, documentation/source/reference/Development Guide/getting_started.rst
The dependency extras separate Windows-compatible testing tools from the testing extra that includes pyscf. The guide adds Windows installation instructions and marks pyscf and Catalyst as unsupported on Windows.
The workflow runs core and algorithms-and-integrations test groups on macOS and Windows with Python 3.11–3.13. Windows runs apply specified test exclusions. The guide documents platform-specific test commands, and the changelog records the workflow.
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This PR adds macOS and Windows test runs on pushes to main, plus Windows-specific dependency extras and setup documentation. The one open item is a small hardening gap: checkout leaves a read-only credential available to test code. It is mergeable with a quick follow-up to disable credential persistence.
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inferred — The PR adds credential-bearing execution contexts but not additional repository privileges. The supported credential exposure is repository contents read access from the affected CI job; the evidence does not establish cross-repository, production, IAM, or tenant authority.
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inferred — The retained checkout-credential finding applies to the new workflow. The attack path requires malicious code reaching main or compromised dependency build/test code executing after checkout; that code could access or exfiltrate the retained credential. Direct execution of unmerged fork pull requests is not configured in this workflow.
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inferred — Read-only token permissions and the main-only trigger materially limit credential misuse. Pinned action revisions constrain action substitution, but do not prevent subsequently installed package code or tests from accessing credentials available within the job.
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inferred — New pushes cancel prior runs in the same workflow/ref concurrency group, and jobs have a 120-minute timeout. The workflow contains no explicit credential-removal step, so terminal cleanup depends on checkout and runner behavior. Cleanup after abrupt termination is not established by the inspected repository source.
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proposed — Disable checkout credential persistence in test-only jobs so dependency installation and tests do not inherit credentials they do not need.
proposed — Align the documented Windows dependency source with CI, or document and pin the required Git revision if installing tqecd from source is necessary.
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[#825] Requires macOS and Windows runs of the same test groups as Linux. The Linux core group in .github/workflows/qrisp_test.yml at head includes tests/simulator_tests. The new `.github/workflo…
Add tests/simulator_tests to the coretest-group-paths for macOS and Windows in .github/workflows/multi.yml. Alternatively, document a verified platform-specific reason and known failure for omitting it, in the Development Guide or …
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Replace the placeholder Test-ID table with actual test results, or remove the table. Describe which OS and Python combinations the workflow covers, and state whether the PR-only Linux/Python 3.11 restriction from issue #825 is implemented. …
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Changes at head map to [#825]. .github/workflows/multi.yml adds the macOS and Windows test workflow. pyproject.toml adds Windows-specific extras (dev-testing-windows, dev-windows) that exclude…
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The title "multi environments ci workflow" refers to the main change: a new CI workflow that runs the pytest suite across multiple operating systems (macOS and Windows) and Python versions. It is short and specific enough for a reviewer to identify the primary change, though it does not name the OS targets or the Windows-specific dependency handling. It is a little terse, but it is related to the changeset.
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Changes at head map to [#825]. .github/workflows/multi.yml adds the macOS and Windows test workflow. pyproject.toml adds Windows-specific extras (dev-testing-windows, dev-windows) that exclude pyscf, which supports the Windows install. getting_started.rst adds Windows setup and unsupported-dependency notes, which fulfills the Development Guide requirement. The changelog entry documents the workflow. No unrelated change is evident in the summary. The qrisp_test.yml file is unchanged from the merge base. The Windows-only pytest exclusions are tied to platform failures and are documented in the guide.
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[#825] Requires macOS and Windows runs of the same test groups as Linux. The Linux core group in .github/workflows/qrisp_test.yml at head includes tests/simulator_tests. The new .github/workflows/multi.yml at head omits tests/simulator_tests from its coretest-group-paths for macOS and Windows. The workflow also applies Windows exclusions (test_catalyst_interface, test_qubit_array_fusion, and one interface test file), but no documented reason covers tests/simulator_tests. Met parts: multi.yml triggers only on push to main, covers Python 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13, and covers both test groups on macOS and Windows. The PR-only Linux restriction to Python 3.11 already exists at head. qrisp_test.yml shows no diff from the merge base, so that restriction is pre-existing and satisfies the criterion. The Development Guide update for non-Linux setup is present. The previous finding on tests/simulator_tests is not resolved at head.
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Include simulator tests in the cross-platform core group.
multi.yml runs pytest only on the mapped paths, and its core mapping omits tests/simulator_tests. As a result, no macOS or Windows matrix job exercises these tests. The Linux core group includes them. The simulator test modules import NumPy and Qrisp circuit/preprocessing code; the inspected source provides no platform-specific reason to exclude them. Add the directory to the mapping.
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Disable checkout credential persistence. The workflow only runs on pushes to main, grants contents: read, and does not use the checkout token for a later Git operation. Set persist-credentials: false so test and dependency code cannot access an unnecessary credential.
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Install the Windows development extra for Ruff.
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I am not sure if we discussed this in one of the meetings, but the current version of the workflow follows the description from issue #825.
Desired behavior:
PRs should run only the one prioritized workflow (the Linux test workflow) and only for Python 3.11 (fast feedback).
After a PR is merged to main, the CI should test all compatible Python versions (3.11, 3.12, 3.13 — i.e. everything in requires-python = ">=3.11, <3.14") and on all supported OSes (Linux, macOS, Windows).
Maybe it will be resource-heavy to run two new actions on every push to the PR. If we want to test every OS, we can do it nightly?
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just thinking out loud (not asking you to make changes): would it be better to have one workflow for all 3 OSes? I don't know if we have already had this conversation 😅
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I think we had hahaha. I think it will be better organized if they are separated into two workflows. But if we decide to change the behavior of multi.yml to run on every PR, it will be reasonable to have a single workflow for all the supported OSes.
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This workflow allows running the tests in MacOS and Windows environments.
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Closes #825
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macos-latestandwindows-latestto the Pytest GitHub Actions workflow.pyproject.tomlto structure dependency groups cleanly and excludedpyscfon Windows.getting_started.rst.How was it tested?
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