Claude Code v2.0.29

What: The workspace trust check now respects the global bypass permissions setting more efficiently. When users have accepted bypass permissions mode (via --dangerously-skip-permissions or --allow-dangerously-skip-permissions flags), the trust validation immediately returns true without checking individual directory trust settings.

How it works:

# Enable bypass permissions mode (shows one-time warning dialog)
claude --dangerously-skip-permissions

# Or make it available as an option
claude --allow-dangerously-skip-permissions

Details:

• Previously, bypass permissions mode existed but trust checks were independent operations
• Now, accepting bypass permissions mode acts as a global trust override for all workspace trust dialogs
• Eliminates redundant directory traversal when bypass mode is already active
• The bypass permissions feature requires explicit user consent via an interactive warning dialog
• Designed for sandboxed/containerized environments with restricted internet access
• Evidence: Enhanced check in rJ() at line 468251 in v2.0.29

Technical changes:

• Added early-return check for bypassPermissionsModeAccepted flag before performing directory-specific trust validation
• Reduces unnecessary computation when global bypass is enabled
• No change to the security model—only optimization of the existing trust system

Modernized Node.js module imports to use more specific named imports instead of default imports, improving code clarity and enabling better tree-shaking:

• stream module: Changed to named import of PassThrough
• node:child_process: Changed to named imports of execSync and spawn
• node:os: Changed to named import of homedir
• node:process: Changed to named import of cwd

These changes have no user-visible impact but improve code maintainability and bundle optimization.