The trust prompt got rewritten and now ignores an Enter or Esc that arrives too fast.
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The trust-this-directory prompt was rewritten and now has a second form used when you /cd into a directory whose own settings want to grant project permission rules or extra directories. Its title is "Now in a new directory:", and the buttons read "Yes, trust it and apply them" / "No, keep them off". Both forms now ignore a confirm or cancel that arrives within a short window of the dialog appearing, so an Enter or Esc already in flight cannot answer it for you.
- The stricter form is chosen by the caller, not by a flag or setting; the
/cdflow requests it when project grants are gated. - Its body explains that the directory's settings declare project permission rules and/or additional directories that apply only on explicit trust, even though the directory is currently trusted via a parent.
- The keypress guard applies to both confirm and cancel.
Its settings declare project permission rules and/or additional directories. They apply only if you trust this directory explicitly (it is trusted through a parent directory so far).
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.