Add preliminary support for Python 3.14 #1257
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I have no idea where this ast.Str comes from: I searched zopefoundation and Chameleon 4.4.4 which is still used – no success. So I am giving up here now. Anyone to take over? |
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So the major issue for Python 3.14 support is now lack of support for Chameleon >= 4.5.0. See #1252 and malthe/chameleon#438, which is receiving ZERO attention. It used to be @d-maurer who took on those page template-related issues but he's fallen completely silent. I hope he is alright. |
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Problems:
ast.Str– Configuring for pure-python z3c.pt#32zope.pagetemplate using no longer existingit is not used there at allast.Strast.Strast.Stris still used – chameleon 4.4.4 seems to be the reasonOther compatibility issues that may cause problems are captured in #1259.