Suggestion: List supported Zig versions in the README

Inizia esaminando il README di ogni repository insieme al relativo file build.zig.zon per confrontare il supporto documentato per Zig con la versione minima. Decidi quali release note e se includere facoltativamente Zig master, quindi aggiungi una sezione sulla compatibilità o un badge coerente ai file README pertinenti. Il lavoro è completato quando gli utenti possono vedere a colpo d’occhio le versioni di Zig supportate.

Suggestion: List supported Zig versions in the README

Recently, while using some packages from allyourcodebase, I found that it’s sometimes difficult to quickly determine which Zig versions the current branch supports.

The build.zig.zon file usually includes a minimum_zig_version, but this only tells users the minimum requirement and doesn’t clearly show:

• Which Zig releases the current branch is known to work with;
• Whether it’s still compatible with slightly older Zig releases;
• Whether it also works with Zig master.

I was wondering if it would make sense to add a small Zig compatibility / support section to each repository’s README, so this information is immediately visible.

I’m not suggesting that every repository should track Zig master. Since allyourcodebase targets the latest tagged Zig version, master could simply be optional and only listed when it is known to work.

I created a small SVG badge service as a prototype for this purpose:

https://github.com/KercyDing/zig-support

It embeds the supported versions directly into the URL path, for example:

[![Zig support](https://zig-support.dkx215417.workers.dev/master/0.16.0/0.15.2/badge.svg)](https://ziglang.org/download/)

Result:

This way, when updating compatibility information, you only need to change the URL in the README.

I think this could make Zig compatibility much easier to understand at a glance and be helpful for users!