Use standard library compression.zstd on python >= 3.14 #1874
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Should we wait until 3.14 is released? |
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I don't think there's much risk of the compression.zstd API used here changing, but the ABI will be locked at the first release candidate on July 22 (so wheels can be published). |
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PEP 748 adds zstandard compression to the standard library from version 3.14 (currently in beta). This PR changes the import behaviour for zstd to try compression.zstd first before trying to import zstandard. The test dependency on zstandard is restricted to python_version < '3.14'.