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Claude Code v2.1.242

Bash permission prompt can name the machine a command runs on

You'll notice
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Permissions

The Bash approval dialog can name the remote machine a command would run on.

What

The Bash approval dialog now has a third title form that names a remote host, built as "Bash command (runs on " plus the host name, next to the existing "Bash command (unsandboxed)" and plain "Bash command". It appears only when the tool request carries a host value.

Details
  • Pairs with a new branch in the tool loop that sends a tool call to another machine and reports progress as it runs.
  • What populates the host value on a request is not visible from this code; with no host, the title is unchanged.
Evidence

Bash command (unsandboxed)

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

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