
Loic Michalon focused on enhancing data integrity and dependency compatibility in the qua-platform/py-qua-tools repository, addressing issues related to pickle file conversions. He upgraded core dependencies, including numpy and Cirq, ensuring support for Python 3.11 and maintaining backward compatibility. Using Python, Loic migrated serialized data to a Cirq-friendly format without data loss, which stabilized critical test paths such as two_qubit_rb and numpy<3. His work emphasized robust data serialization and careful dependency management, reducing risk in data pipelines and enabling the project to operate reliably across Python versions. These improvements laid groundwork for future enhancements and streamlined ongoing testing.
February 2026: Focused on data integrity and dependency compatibility for pickle conversions in qua-platform/py-qua-tools. Upgraded dependencies to numpy>=2 and Cirq>=1.6.0 (with Cirq 1.6.0 support for Python >=3.11), migrated pickle data to Cirq-friendly format without data loss, and stabilized tests. Updated CHANGELOG and ensured robustness of numpy<3 and two_qubit_rb paths across Python versions. These changes reduce risk in data pipelines, enable use on newer Python environments, and position the project for future enhancements.
February 2026: Focused on data integrity and dependency compatibility for pickle conversions in qua-platform/py-qua-tools. Upgraded dependencies to numpy>=2 and Cirq>=1.6.0 (with Cirq 1.6.0 support for Python >=3.11), migrated pickle data to Cirq-friendly format without data loss, and stabilized tests. Updated CHANGELOG and ensured robustness of numpy<3 and two_qubit_rb paths across Python versions. These changes reduce risk in data pipelines, enable use on newer Python environments, and position the project for future enhancements.

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