Hi Aryan, hi Python Team,

Thank you, Aryan, for reviewing and merging MR !2 and uploading pymongo
4.19.0-1. Its official Salsa CI has passed, and the Security Tracker now
records CVE-2026-106435 as fixed in sid. I would now like to arrange review
of the first focused trixie update.

I have prepared a local 4.10.1-6+deb13u1 candidate, still UNRELEASED,
containing only the upstream fix for CVE-2026-106435 / #1150462. The trixie
build passes: 806 passed, 3703 skipped and 788 deselected. In the separate
BSON suite, the upstream regression fails on the baseline and passes on
the candidate (84 passed, one pre-existing skip). Runtime checks confirmed
both C extensions were in use and their hashes matched the built packages.
The release's generated autopkgtest passes as a superficial import test;
BSON/C coverage was checked separately. Source and binary debdiffs and
test logs are ready.

The Security Tracker marks this issue no-dsa for trixie. From Developer's
Reference section 5.5.1, I understand that the formal route is a
release.debian.org trixie-pu request with the source debdiff and test
results, following review and coordination of the upload.

To organise that review, could you help with these points?

- Are there existing Security Team or Stable Release Team discussions,
  contacts or plans for trixie that I should follow, including any plans
  for the other outstanding pymongo CVEs?
- Where would you prefer the first stable branch/debdiff to be presented
  for review, and with whom should I coordinate the subsequent upload?
- For bookworm, do you have a reference to an LTS discussion or a confirmed
  assignment? Otherwise, I would ask on debian-lts before starting work
  for that release.

I have not yet filed a trixie-pu request or published the stable branch.
The current candidate is limited to #1150462; the remaining stable fixes
will need separate preparation and review.

https://bugs.debian.org/1150462
https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2026-106435
https://salsa.debian.org/python-team/packages/pymongo/-/pipelines/1195993
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/pkgs.en.html#special-case-uploads-to-the-stable-and-oldstable-distributions

Best regards,
Federico Molara

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