Support Python 3.14 #30
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Signed-off-by: Stefan VanBuren <svanburen@buf.build>
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(I think we can land this and separately do the zstandard thing?) |
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Thanks @stefanvanburen - I had looked into zstd by default for 3.14 before and was curious how httpx would go
The PR was open at the time but seems to have been rejected. So if we implement our compression interface, it would apply everywhere except for client unary. It probably means we need to either bypass httpx's content encoding altogether or handle the case where we support but but httpx didn't decode it. Just a heads up.
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Released yesterday.
Looking at the release notes, it looks like maybe the only thing we may want to get in here is the zstandard support in the stdlib, i.e. drop the dependency for 3.14 and just have support on by default?