GNN-based parameter assignment | JH – Getting espaloma-style stuff working with evaluator. JW – We could work on getting this into smirnoff-plugins. Could have a working session where we pair together on this, and it could go into smirnoff-plugins. There may be bugs in this initial implementation and I wouldn’t guarantee that I’d be active in hunting and fixing them - you’d need to own this until it becomes mature enough to merge into the toolkit. DC – This would be a good direction. DC – Re: SB’s plans - Should I be looping him into discussions? Would he take feature requests?
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Release announcement drafting | JW – Single file installers - I’ll try to get these available ASAP, but I don’t think they’re a precondition for a release announcement. JH – Two things I’m working one: Nonessential: Split specifications for reference generation (opt using one method and then single point using another) Weird bug with running torsiondrives in parallel, leading to a crash. This is triggered by asking for multiple torsiondrive workers. Root cause is something like making a child worker on a child worker. So this would be a single torsiondrive running multiple opts in parallel. JH – I’m trying to track this down but I don’t know that it’s in my scope (it’s quite possible that the root cause is a software engineering thing) JW – Gotcha. Since there’s a lot of uncertainty about what hte problem is, and because it may be in a different package, let’s disable the multi-worker behavior for now. If we fix it later then that will be good news for users.
JW – Will disabling this require a new release? JH – I’d also like to merge
JH – Not clear who will review, now that SB has left OpenFF. JW – I’ll task JMitchell with reviewing this.
DC – From the science advertising side, it would be good to say “here’s the release, and here’s the results you can expect to get” JH – I’m working on a blog post that will show some results, expect to have that done soon/tomorrow.
JW – I will draft release announcement, and keep a space for linking the blog post. We can iterate on this in the #bespoke channel.
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