JSR Score: At least two runtimes are marked as compatible

[sobanieca]

Sorry if it was already brought up somewhere - I couldn't find it. Recently I've uploaded my first JSR package. It's Deno dedicated package. I have no idea why I should be punished for this in JSR score. What's the reasoning behind demanding to support at least two runtimes? I would like to reach 100% score, but it seems it's impossible now. It would be great if such requirement wouldn't affect score in any way.

[BlackAsLight]

You don't need to pass all requirements to hit 100%. At least one doesn't need to be met while still getting 100%

[sobanieca]

I see now. Thanks - I've 100% indeed. Still... it's confusing to see such requirement to support more than 1 runtime. I can easily imagine creating package that uses Deno.readTextFile or other and I don't see why I would have to be punished to see some red colors on my JSR package...

[BlackAsLight]

I can easily imagine creating package that uses Deno.readTextFile or other and I don't see why I would have to be punished

I believe the idea is to encourage you to write code that would check what runtime you're on and then read a file, in this instance, in the appropriate way. The @std scope on JSR I believe has a package meant to make this easy.