New package: Chevy v1.0.0

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• Registering package: Chevy
• Repository: https://github.com/cjdoris/Chevy.jl
• Created by: @cjdoris
• Version: v1.0.0
• Commit: 01b30a0685daef2f9d28efed33ff7457df212431
• Reviewed by: @cjdoris
• Reference: cjdoris/Chevrons.jl@01b30a0#commitcomment-151540395
• Description: Your friendly >> chevron >> based syntax for piping data through multiple transformations.

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[cjdoris]

[noblock]

I'd say the name similarities are not a problem except for Chevie which is a very different package with an unfortunately similar name. Do you think I should change the name or is the similarity acceptable? I like the name :(

[goerz]

[noblock] Yeah, Chevie is the only one that’s a bit close for comfort. Generally, the point of the similarity check is to prevent malicious typo-squatting, which this is not. Otherwise, we only strictly apply the rule for names that differ by the plural-s. So, I’m going to tentatively apply the override. I would give @jmichel7 the chance to weigh in, though, an how confusing the name similarity might be for Chevie users.

An obvious alternative would be Chevron, of course, although that might carry unwanted association with the corporation. As a language-nitpick: I’m not sure > is considered a “chevron”. I think that word only describes wedges pointing up or down. Make of that what you will (I’m not “objecting” to the name) 😉

[cjdoris]

[noblock]

Road signs at least typically have horizontal chevrons :) https://www.google.com/search?q=chevron+road+sign

I'm considering renaming this to Chevrons.jl - will sleep on it.

[cjdoris]

I'm going to rename - you can close this.