Problem when importing both Overture and Prelude

[Czajnikowski]

Hey guys!

While playing a bit with Overture and Prelude I realized that you can stumble upon an issue when importing both of them.

For example, this won't compile:

import Prelude
import Overture

("yo", [1, 2, 3])
    |> set(first, 33.0)
    >>> over(second <<< map) { $0 + 2 }

And the problem is with map:

error: Untitled Page.xcplaygroundpage:6:25: error: ambiguous use of 'map'
>>> over(second <<< map) { $0 + 2 }
^

Prelude.map:1:13: note: found this candidate
public func map<S, A>(_ f: @escaping (S.Element) -> A) -> (S) -> [A] where S : Sequence
^

Prelude.map:1:13: note: found this candidate
public func map<A, S>(_ f: @escaping (S.Element) -> A) -> (S) -> [A] where S : Sequence
^

Overture.map:1:13: note: found this candidate
public func map<S, A>(_ transform: @escaping (S.Element) -> A) -> (S) -> [A] where S : Sequence
^

It seems that we have competing implementations in both frameworks, so namespacing it with either Prelude or Overture fixes the problem. That poses a kind of a structural issue though... Have you ever stumbled upon such an issue? Maybe we should establish some shared source of truth for these? Or these frameworks really should be used exclusively (that'd be pretty sad)?

P.S - thanks for delivering such wonderful content and tools 🙌