Use the native DecompressionStream API to gunzip the .tgz archive#4024
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Use the native DecompressionStream API to gunzip the .tgz archive#4024quentinadam wants to merge 1 commit intoevanw:mainfrom
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Deno natively supports the Web Compression Streams API.
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new DecompressionStream("gzip")instance can be used to gunzip the.tgzarchive instead of depending on thedenoflatepackage from denoland.An additional benefit of removing this dependency is that the Deno code then becomes dependency-free which paves the way to support publishing it to JSR.