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2424* (breaking) Changed local sessions where claude.ai admin settings apply: the local-session ban (`disableDesktopLocalSessions`) in the computer's own Claude Code managed settings now applies too, so Code sessions on that computer no longer start or resume; sessions already running continue.
2525* (breaking) Changed saved SSH passwords where claude.ai admin settings apply: the saved-password ban (`disableSshSavedPasswords`) in the computer's own Claude Code managed settings now applies too; passwords already saved are kept but are not offered or used.
2626* (breaking) Changed SSH sessions on macOS and Linux hosts to not start when the host can't report the real location of one of the session's folders. The error says to start a new session from paths with no symbolic links.
27* (breaking) Changed SSH sessions that start through your organization's corporate launcher: if the launcher reads standard input before it starts Claude Code, for example to ask for a password, the session no longer starts, and an error says what to change in the launcher.
2827* (breaking) Changed SSH sessions to stop starting the MCP servers from your desktop settings on a remote host whose administrator uses Claude Code's `managed-mcp.json` to allow only their own servers.
2928* (breaking) Changed SSH where claude.ai admin settings apply: hosts missing from `sshHostAllowlist` in the computer's own Claude Code managed settings are refused, whatever admin settings allow. An empty or malformed list turns SSH off; with no list there, only the admin settings list applies.
3029* (breaking) Changed the Browser pane in SSH sessions to keep sign-ins separate for each session and only until you quit the app, to open localhost (your computer) and private-network addresses only when you type them, and to no longer open intranet sites at public-looking names, even when typed.