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The removal here is correct and well-reasoned.
install_requiresis what pip uses during package resolution, so keepingdocassemble.webappthere was the root cause of the resolver walking into older PyPI releases of the core stack.One thing to consider:
docassemble/LegalServerLink/requirements.txtstill lists bothdocassemble.base>=1.4.54anddocassemble.webapp>=1.4.54. If that file is used in CI or local dev (pip install -r requirements.txt), the same resolver issue could surface there. It looks like a dev/CI file (it also includesmypyandlxmlwhich aren't ininstall_requires), so it may be intentionally separate — but worth confirming whether it should get the same treatment for consistency.