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@andiwaldi from the linked doc guide:

Other events, such as the queue being deleted, or in a clustered scenario, the node on which the queue is located failing, will cause the consumption to be cancelled

Deleting the queue is the easiest way to test because in modern RabbitMQ versions, a queue replica migration will be handled by RabbitMQ itself (it will re-register the consumer with the new leader without notifying the client).

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