The marquee feature in OPS 1.1 is the addition of GROMACS support. That also introduces the external engine framework, which can be used by other MD engines.
Another important change is that OPS is now pip-installable and can be installed through conda's `conda-forge` channel (starting with 1.1, new versions of OPS will *not* be in the `omnia` channel). Also note that many tools that previously were bundled with OPS now are not. In particular, if you want to use any of the following packages, you must install them separately:
* OpenMM
* OpenMMTools
* PyEMMA
* MSMBuilder
* Jupyter
They're all just a `conda install` away, and as soon as they're in your environment, OPS will interface with them as before.
Deprecations: CVs based on MSMBuilder featurizers are deprecated. MSMBuilder can no longer be tested in our standard test setup. We haven't removed support, but we can't recommend using it.
New features
* External Engine (144)
* Gromacs engine (819)
* Path density: Bresenham interpolation (875)
* Simplify `Trajectory.__getattr__` (879)
* Add information to MinusMove change.details (874)
Bugs fixed
* Fix bug with left_bin_edge in histogram (851 sroet)
* Fix problems with storage for nonperiodic systems (835 [part from ajsilveira])
* Fix Py3 bug in getting function name when CV storage raises error (830 ajsilveira)
Miscellaneous improvements
* Reduce install requirements; make PyPI/conda-forge possible(867, 876)
* Use Autorelease for version/release management (883)
* Add subpackages as a space for user contributions (849)
* Some toy engine reprs (880)
* Various improvements to documentation (881 sroet, 859, 856 sroet, 847, 770 hejung)
* Various improvements to CI/testing (877, 866, 848)
* Deprecate MSMBuilder (853) Deprecations