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update to openff_unconstrained-2.1.0 as the default ff #201

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The newer FF has better biopolymer support, a user had an issue with a system they were trying to parameterize that had arginine residues and the issue went away when we bumped the FF to use a newer version.

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The newer FF

Are you referring to the SMIRNOFF force field or Espaloma model?

raise NotImplementedError
return ff


def openmm_system_from_graph(
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forcefield="openff_unconstrained-2.0.0",
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Could also bump up to 2.2.0 as of today

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what about as of today?

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2.2.0 would be fine but 2.2.1 is the newest

Shouldn't need anything special at the packaging level, the latest openff-forcefields is difficult to not pull down

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