[Python] Handle more conditions in MidCircuitMeasurementAnalyzer
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Signed-off-by: Pradnya Khalate <[email protected]>
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I am working on it in a branch which isn't ready yet. It also makes one major workflow change in Python which has potential side-effects on capturing values from parent scope. This PR is attempt to mitigate issues for demos next week. |
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Ideally this logic should be replaced with
quake-add-metadatapass, see issue # 2000.This PR enhances the checks in the current logic to account for cases when a measurement result is assigned to new value, or is used with boolean operators.