Manage your quantum environments directly within Visual Studio Code.
Add
icon in the Environment Manager panel.
Create Environment
button to open the environment creation dialog.
Local
option and click on the Next
Create
button to create the environment.
Local
icon.
This will open up the Environment Manager panel where you can see all of your current installed environments.More
button will open up a separate panel with additional options for that environment, such as viewing and updating installed Python packages,
or sharing the environment with others.
Activate
button.Terminal
icon. This will open a new terminal in Visual Studio Code
with the selected environment activated.Local
environments. For Cloud
environments, you can use the Install Kernel
button to add the environment
to your Jupyter kernels, allowing you to use it in qBraid Lab notebooks.More
button will open up a separate panel with additional options for that environment.
Edit
button. This will allow you to change the name, description, and other details of the environment.
Packages
tab in the same panel:
Add
buttonRemove
button next to the package.Update
button to apply them
More
button and select the Uninstall Environment
option.More
button and select the Share Info
option.
Share
button.Generate Access Code
button. This will generate a unique access code that can be shared with others to access the environment.
The recipient can then use this code to access the environment in their own qBraid account.Cloud
functionality of the Environment Manager, you must have a running instance of the qBraid Lab.