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Release tklamq 0.12.1 for trixie (Liraz Siri) - #5

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Authorship: Liraz Siri liraz@liraz.org

The TurnKey v19 trixie archive currently ships tklamq 0.12.0 with a dependency on python3-amqplib. That package is unavailable in trixie, so the unchanged hubclient dependency chain cannot resolve.

This is the smallest packaging fix:

  • remove only the obsolete python3-amqplib dependency;
  • retain python3-kombu, which resolves the trixie python3-amqp runtime;
  • align tracked version metadata and release notes with 0.12.1;
  • add a package import smoke test for tklamq_lib.amqp.

Verification performed in LibreSBX:

  • unsigned Debian 0.12.1 candidate built successfully on trixie;
  • candidate Depends is python3-kombu, python3-pycryptodome;
  • clean trixie install and the tklamq_lib.amqp import passed;
  • signed TurnKey v19 archive hubclient 0.3.0 resolution selected the local 0.12.1 candidate and transitively installed python3-amqp.

Reviewed commit: 85e3d33
Candidate SHA-256: d972012e6aae81ada59b071ede494f46194db706a6805ce048215b510a168a2d

This pull request does not tag, sign, publish, or merge the release candidate.

The v19 archive package retained an obsolete python3-amqplib dependency that is unavailable in Debian trixie. Remove that stale requirement while preserving the Kombu dependency, which resolves python3-amqp on trixie. Align the package version and release notes with 0.12.1, and add a package import smoke test for the runtime contract.

Verified with an unsigned Debian build and clean trixie installs of both tklamq and the v19 archive hubclient dependency chain.
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