A juicy design puzzle for #nushell:

We're starting to add more support for "bashisms" - syntax that Bash folks would be familiar with.

Today, I tried adding the `>` for redirection. Unfortunately, that's also greater than (eg `3 > 2`). An example like `| where $a > $b` could then be parsed two separate ways.

Should we require parens on conditions? Or, should we not use `>` but instead us something else? (maybe `>>` or `out>` or yet another option?)

@jntrnr Do you have normal pipe syntax in nushell? Then something like `|>` could work. As in, pipe into file
@jntrnr Ah, other came up with the same suggestion already :)