Rather than carrying the upstream test fix, I'd suggest removing
aioprocessing from stonking-proposed:
- Debian removed it from unstable on 2026-10-06 ("ROM; Abandoned
upstream/FTBFS", #1149784). The python-aioprocessing source was removed earlier
for the same reason (#1123090, 2025-12).
- Upstream is dormant: the last release (2.0.1) and the last push to the GitHub
repo were in September 2022. The fix referenced above was never released.
- The test fix doesn't fix the library: aioprocessing/pool.py still falls back
to asyncio.get_event_loop(), so it can still break on Python 3.14 at runtime.
- It isn't in stonking release (it was last released in noble), and nothing in
stonking depends on it.
Keeping it would mean an Ubuntu-only package with a dead upstream and no
Debian to sync from. Subscribing ~ubuntu-archive for the removal from
proposed.
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aioprocessing 2.0.1-2build1 FTBFS: test suite fails with Python 3.14
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