Update branding to Microsoft Quantum Development Kit #2438
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billti
requested review from
idavis,
minestarks,
DmitryVasilevsky,
swernli,
ivanbasov and
ScottCarda-MS
as code owners
.gitignore
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| @@ -20,3 +20,4 @@ __pycache__/ | |||
| .pytest_cache/ | |||
| .idea/ | |||
| *.so | |||
| scratch/ | |||
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Sneaking this is as a convenience (I often keep working projects or notebooks in this location so it avoid the git diff clutter).
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I don't mind this, but have you considered adding a personal .gitignore file with git config --local core.excludesFile .gitignore-local ?
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Maybe we can add a readme file in this folder, check it in and then add this git ignore. I have a need for this as well, but I often use samples folder instead.
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wouldn't that make our already busy top-level folder structure even more busy?
For my part, I don't think this is change makes sense to do here, but if others are fine with it then it's not the worst.
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wouldn't that make our already busy top-level folder structure even more busy?
But nothing is going to get checked in there - that's the point of it being in the .gitignore. I just like to have a 'working folder' for experiements when I have the qsharp workspace open but not have the git change list cluttered with things I don't want to actually check-in (also avoids accidentally checking them in). (I often put them under samples also as Dmitry alluded to, so that's an option).
I can take it out of here and discuss separately. It's unrelated.
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the top level being busier was in response to Dmitry's suggestion to check the folder in with a readme and then add it to the gitignore.
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I thought my personal gitinore suggestion was pretty good.
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| .pytest_cache/ | |||
| .idea/ | |||
| *.so | |||
| scratch/ | |||
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I don't mind this, but have you considered adding a personal .gitignore file with git config --local core.excludesFile .gitignore-local ?
vscode/README-DEV.md
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| To install the tested version of this extension, visit <https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=quantum.qsharp-lang-vscode>. | ||
| The README for the stable build contains details on features and usage. | ||
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| For more information about the Modern QDK and Azure Quantum, visit [https://aka.ms/AQ/Documentation](https://aka.ms/AQ/Documentation). | ||
| For more information about the Modern QDK and Microsoft Quantum, visit [https://aka.ms/qdk](https://aka.ms/qdk). |
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How do we feel about the "Modern QDK" now?
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Good catch - we hate it! Will delete and look for other occurence :-)
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| { | ||
| "command": "qsharp-vscode.createNotebook", | ||
| "category": "QDK", | ||
| "title": "Create an Azure Quantum notebook" | ||
| "title": "Create a Microsoft Quantum notebook" |
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This one creates a sample that actually uses Azure Quantum, so the name may actually be appropriate?
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| "walkthroughs": [ | |||
| { | |||
| "id": "qsharp-vscode.welcome", | |||
| "title": "The Azure Quantum Development Kit", | |||
| "description": "Getting started with the Azure Quantum Development Kit in VS Code", | |||
| "title": "The Microsoft Quantum Development Kit", | |||
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Maybe just "Microsoft Quantum Development Kit"? (or are we going for something like "The Batman" 😜)
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| { | |||
| kind: vscode.NotebookCellKind.Markup, | |||
| languageId: "markdown", | |||
| value: `## Azure Quantum Q# notebook | |||
| value: `## Microsoft Quantum Q# notebook | |||
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Same as above - the notebook content does include Azure Quantum so the name may be fine?
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