Supported languages and runtimes on Voroa
How a build system works out which language your repository is written in, what it needs to find to do that, and which stacks Voroa builds and runs today.
What this covers
A build system does not ask you what language you wrote. It looks in your repository for the files that give it away: a package manifest and lockfile for Node.js, a requirements or project file for Python, and so on. From those it picks a runtime, installs your dependencies with the right package manager, and runs your build. Two things decide whether this works cleanly. Your lockfile must be committed, so the install is repeatable. And your runtime version should be pinned, so an upgrade on the platform side never silently changes what your code runs on.
A single reference listing every language and version Voroa supports is not published in the docs today. The guides below cover the stacks that are documented.