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Claude Code v2.1.238

Refused git commands now tell you what to do about it

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Blocked git commands now give a concrete fix: run from this directory, or spell the command out.

What

When Claude Code blocks a git command it cannot tie to your worktree, the explanation and the fix are separate strings, so the fix is concrete: run it from this directory, or spell the command name out literally instead of using a glob.

Details
  • The multiple-git case no longer ends with "; split it into separate commands" and instead gains a run-from-this-directory instruction, with the actual working directory filled in at runtime.
  • The wrapper-script case lost its trailing "; run the command directly instead".
Evidence

Spell the command name out literally and run it from

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

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