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Fixes #103.
The
~=2.8.0PyJWT constraint excludes every 2.9+ release, conflicting with thepyjwt>=2.9.0requirement reported forlanggraph-api. Allow>=2.8.0,<3.0.0so compatible 2.x releases can be selected while retaining the existing minimum and excluding a future major version. Token generation and all other dependencies are unchanged.Validation on Python 3.10.8:
<2.9.0to<3.0.0; packaged runtime files are byte-identical.httpx.MockTransportwith both token-cache modes on all four versions (8 cases); request headers/body and response parsing passed.git diff --checkpassed. No live API calls, full SDK test suite or full LangGraph joint installation was run. Python 3.8 was not executed; PyPI metadata allows PyJWT 2.9.0 on it.PyJWT 2.15.1 warns for the existing 7-byte synthetic test key; signing still succeeds. The strong-key request cases run without warnings. This does not suppress or change PyJWT's warning behavior.