requirements-dev.txt

# Requirements to develop Terra, and the minimum needed to run its CI.  All
# optional requirements should go in `requirements-optionals.txt` instead.
#
# Version requirements here can be more restrictive than elsewhere, because they
# never become actual package requirements, but still try to be as relaxed as
# possible so it's easy to develop multiple packages from the same venv.

# Build Rust directly
setuptools
setuptools-rust

# Style
black[jupyter]~=24.1


# Lint
#
# These versions are pinned precisely because pylint frequently includes new
# on-by-default lint failures in new versions, which breaks our CI.
astroid==3.2.2
pylint==3.2.3
ruff==0.0.267


# Tests
coverage>=4.4.0
hypothesis>=4.24.3
stestr>=2.0.0,!=4.0.0
ddt>=1.2.0,!=1.4.0,!=1.4.3
# used to get more complete information on Numpy/Scipy and their BLAS usage during
# CI reporting
threadpoolctl


# Documentation tooling.
#
# This alone is not sufficient to fully build the documentation, because several
# components of Qiskit use some of its optional dependencies in order to document
# themselves. These are the requirements that are _only_ required for the docs
# build, and are not used by Qiskit itself.
#
# Be careful when adding new requirements. We want to keep the docs build simple because
# we only build docs in this repo to generate API references that get consumed by
# https://github.com/Qiskit/documentation. For example, coordinate adding dependencies
# like `sphinx-design` to make sure that `Qiskit/documentation` will be able to
# consume it properly.
Sphinx>=6.0,<7.2
reno >= 4.1.0
sphinxcontrib-katex==0.9.9