Arch Linux

Description:
The versions of yq(1) provided by community/go-yq and community/yq
are very different.

They have different letters for command line options with similar
functionality (e.g. `yq -Y' to convert JSON to YAML with `yq' and
`yq -P' to do the same with go-yq) so not even such basic usage are
compatible, but more importantly, community/yq is a wrapper around jq
and uses jq syntax; while yq uses its own "jq like" syntax that is
noticeably different.

I think this package should not conflict with community/yq and should
install the program it provides as go-yq.

I don't think it makes much sense that, on an ArchLinux system with
only packages from the official repositories, /bin/yq may be either
<https://github.com/kislyuk/yq> and <https://github.com/mikefarah/yq>
which are incompatible.

Programs targeting ArchLinux can't reliably use /bin/yq.
Packages that depend on one of these yq packages, will be incompatible
with packages that depend on the other which could be avoided by
naming the installed programs differently (and maybe patch programs
that depend on go-yq if needed).

Also, users that want play with both, have to either uninstall one,
and reinstall the other (unless they also want to use them in
combination), or have to install one of the two from source instead of
from the official repositories. :D

Cheers.
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