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Claude Code v2.1.238

Bash safety refusals now tell you what to do instead

You'll notice
Useful3 Signal2
Permissions

Blocked bash commands now add a next step, naming the directory to run the command from.

What

Two refusals gained a second sentence with an actionable next step. When a wrapper script is placed before a git command, and when env is used with flags Claude Code does not model, the message now names the working directory to run the command from.

Details
  • Only the message text changed; the same commands are still refused.
Evidence

Run the command without that env flag from

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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