Use PyJWT version >= 1.4.2 in requirements.txt #474
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requirements.txt currently uses 1.4.2 as fixed version. The [setup.py](https://github.com/twilio/twilio-python/blob/c3b38d8ba4db483422c1bd575ce28f7eb6311b33/setup.py#L30) file uses PyJWT >= 1.4.2 It doesn't effect most of the part since, almost all the targets of Makefile that require installing, do so using `pip install .` However, docs-install target uses requirements directly but this change shouldn't break anything in docs.
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requirements.txtcurrently uses 1.4.2 as fixed version.The setup.py file uses PyJWT >= 1.4.2
It doesn't effect most of the part since, almost all the targets of Makefile
that require installing, do so using
pip install .However, docs-install target uses requirements directly but this change
shouldn't break anything in docs.
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