Synchronous compiler call does not handle well medium-size circuits
See original GitHub issueIt seems that synchronous compilation call can’t handle more than a (arguably not too big/complex) circuit composed of ~1400 identity operations. Is this considered expected?
The _async
versions of the calls can handle this situation. Maybe the TimeoutError should suggest using the _async
calls?
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