Rodrigo,
i guess part of the answer depends on why you are naming your code
blocks. for me, the main reason is for <<noweb>>. another is so that
when org-mode asks me if it should run a block, it has a name to tell me
to help in my decision-making.
for <<noweb>>, there is noweb-ref header argument (see manual). i don't
know if that might be of help. it allows you to name a group of source
blocks, intended to be treated as a group.
using noweb-ref, one can also name a bunch of to-be-concatenated code
blocks as a property of a (super-) node in the tree:
----
:PROPERTIES:
:header-args+: :tangle build/package/covid.19.data/R/aggregate.R
:header-args+: :noweb-ref aggregates
:END:
----
(that sets all otherwise-un-attributed code blocks in that node, or any
sub-node, in the tree to tangle to the .R file, and to be "embeddable"
in other code via, e.g., things like this:
----
<<coplot>>
<<colean>>
<<duration>>
<<aggregates>>
<<dailies>>
----
)
hope that helps.
cheers, Greg
