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Claude Code v2.1.248

Oversized git check-attr output is now detected instead of parsed truncated

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Truncated git attribute output is now detected instead of being read as "no attributes".

What

The helper that asks git whether a file has filter, working-tree-encoding or ident attributes returns a distinct "overflow" result when git's output exceeded the read buffer, rather than parsing a cut-off response and concluding the file has no attributes. This matters for deciding whether a file goes through git smudge/clean filters before Claude Code edits it.

Evidence

if (d.maxBufferExceeded) return "overflow";

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

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