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[Jacfomg]

I broke the way this was working before.

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Patch coverage: 100.00% and project coverage change: +0.11 🎉

Comparison is base (e26449f) 60.18% compared to head (93fbcb5) 60.30%.

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[Jacfomg]

@stavros11 A couple things, NativePulse has the attribute pulse_type while Pulse has the attribute type. And also Pulse.shape returns a PulseShape that has attributes like rel_sigma for a gaussian pulse while NativePulse.shape returns a string. Could we choose one of the two for both cases ?

[stavros11]

@stavros11 A couple things, NativePulse has the attribute pulse_type while Pulse has the attribute type. And also Pulse.shape returns a PulseShape that has attributes like rel_sigma for a gaussian pulse while NativePulse.shape returns a string. Could we choose one of the two for both cases ?

Sorry, I just saw this. NativePulse is just (almost) a container for what is loaded from the native gates section in the runcard. It was not intended to use it for execution directly, it has to first be converted to a Pulse. This can be done with the NativePulse.pulse() method, but requires to specify the start and (optionally) relative_phase. If you think there are modifications that can make NativePulse more convenient we can also change it though.