New package: CoolPropCycles v0.1.0

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• Registering package: CoolPropCycles
• Repository: https://github.com/Sush1090/CoolPropCycles.jl
• Created by: @Sush1090
• Version: v0.1.0
• Commit: 72281436a24a7d5630e696b1181d98ad1e1a4264
• Reviewed by: @Sush1090
• Reference: register Sush1090/ThermodynamicCycleSim.jl#6 (comment)
• Description: A Julia based simulation framework for thermodynamic cycles using CoolProp and ModelingToolkit
• Release notes:

## Breaking changes

- First set of Components for thermodynamic cycles

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[goerz]

[noblock] Should this be part of the CoolProp org? @barche @jowr

[jowr]

[noblock] It looks like it uses CoolProp, but it not directly related. We could mention it on the homepage, but it should most likely hasve its own repo and user base.

[goerz]

[noblock] Ok… the two reasons for tagging you was that (a) a CoolProp org/package has some say over packages CoolProp<Anything>, so I wanted you to be aware of this registration; and (b), if there's a possibility for a project to be hosted by an org rather than a personal account, that's always preferable, since it reduces the bus factor.

@jowr Please note that your comment is blocking. Can you edit it to contain [noblock]?

[jowr]

[noblock] OK, I guess you have a point. However, I would prefer to have CoolProp focus on the fluid properties and not the modelling of thermal systems.

Thanks for the heads up with [noblock].

[Sush1090]

[noblock]

a CoolProp org/package has some say over packages CoolProp<Anything>, so I wanted you to be aware of this registration

@goerz @jowr Do I have to change the package name to avoid this?

[goerz]

Do I have to change the package name to avoid this?

No, not unless a CoolProp maintainer had a problem with this package (which they don't seem to have ;-) )

@Sush1090 Your comment is also blocking now. All comments have to contain [noblock]

[barche]

Well, it's OK to block, since I think the package has to be renamed :)

I haven't had the chance yet to speak to @Sush1090 about this.