security: require cryptography 50.0.0 - #30
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Summary
Reachability
Agent and Flow do not call the affected pkcs7_decrypt_der, pkcs7_decrypt_pem, or pkcs7_decrypt_smime APIs. Cryptography is still a reachable runtime dependency through Flow encrypted bundles, AES-GCM evidence, Ed25519 qualification, and Windows TLS. A direct floor ensures that upgrading Agent repairs an existing environment whose transitive dependency would otherwise remain on 49.0.0.
Compatibility and boundary
Cryptography 50.0.0 supports the Agent Python 3.10-3.12 range. PyPI marks it as not yanked and licensed under Apache-2.0 OR BSD-3-Clause. The dependency remains external. No third-party source is vendored into the MIT package.
Verification
Release impact
The lock update repairs development and CI immediately after merge. A new Agent release is required to make the dependency floor part of published package metadata for upgrades of existing environments.