Creating deno.green & bun.green repos

[MichaelDeBoey]

I was wondering if you guys would be interested in also creating a bun-compat-table & deno-compat-table repo that would work the same as this repo and would be deployed respectively to bun.green & deno.green?

CC/ @afmenez @ljharb @williamkapke

[williamkapke]

Funny! I was just thinking this a few days ago.

I'm doing a ton of big Deno deployments right now and I've experienced the partial support in Deno on several things.
Additionally, Deno is working towards full Node compatibility. (see their recent release for example)

Unfortunately, I do not have the bandwidth to tackle that. I hope someone does!

[MichaelDeBoey]

I'm willing to set up the repos, but I have no idea where to start tbh

So maybe @afmenez or @ljharb can help out here?

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It seems automated updates for node.green stopped months ago btw, so probably worth looking into

[ljharb]

I think it'd be reasonable to include this info here, since it'll have many overlaps.

Certainly I'll need to fix the automated updates first.

(That said, architecturally, I don't think it'll ever be possible for Deno to even approach full node compatibility, and although it's Bun's stated goal, there's a ton of work ahead of them to be a viable drop-in replacement for node)

[MichaelDeBoey]

@ljharb How would you see it fit in this repo?
Would it deploy to different sites?
Or will you add a button to switch runtime?
Or did you have something else in mind?

For me it's not per se about seeing Node compatibility, I just want to make check if a certain ES* feature is present, just like I use node.green for knowing it for Node

[ljharb]

I was assuming a different site.