Unblock security dependency updates and retire Bullseye - #5
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Unblock security dependency updates and retire Bullseye#5ibrahim halatci (ihalatci) wants to merge 6 commits into
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Raise the upper bounds on msgpack (<=1.1.2 -> <=1.2.1) and tornado (<=6.5.5 -> <=6.5.7) so downstream consumers (citus regress tests) can pick up security-relevant patch releases while still pinning mitmproxy to a controlled range. Consistent with the fork's existing relaxations of urwid and cryptography. Verified: a real `pipenv lock` of the citus src/test/regress/Pipfile with mitmproxy pointed at this change resolves msgpack==1.2.1 and tornado==6.5.7 while preserving the cryptography==46.0.7 pin. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Regenerate uv.lock so uv sync --locked matches the pyproject.toml cap relaxation (msgpack<=1.2.1, tornado<=6.5.7). Only the requires-dist specifiers change; no resolved versions move (1.1.2/6.5.5 still satisfy the widened caps), keeping the fork diff minimal. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Unblock Citus's dependency-security-sync while preserving the fork's TCP-kill behavior and the existing msgpack cap relaxation.
The cryptography, h2 and tornado bounds match current upstream support. Synchronize the corresponding
uv.lockdependency metadata without changing unrelated resolved versions or importing upstream wholesale.Cryptography 50 uses OpenSSL 4, which can reject SSL3 during protocol configuration rather than the handshake. Extend the existing narrow
SSL.Errorhandling inis_supported_versionto cover that configuration step, preserving the unsupported-version=false contract. Add deterministic regression coverage for both protocol setters; context construction and cipher configuration remain outside the catch.Replace both Linux standalone-build containers (x86_64 and ARM64) from Debian 11/Bullseye to Debian 12/Bookworm. This removes the expired Bullseye repository failure without bypassing apt freshness or signature checks. The changelog records the supported standalone-binary glibc baseline moving from 2.31 to 2.36. Release Docker images already use Trixie and are unchanged.
Coordinated downstream updates
Citus consumes runtime-fix commit
a16444362cc0393ccf7329f50fc909b711729de7. The later Bookworm commit changes only CI/changelog, so no further runtime-pin churn is needed. Merge the the-process requirements PR before the generated Citus dependency PR so the post-merge workflow can advance Citus to the release-image tag. No PRs have been merged by this work.Validation
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