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Claude Code v2.1.251

Git commands run with risky protocols turned off

You'll notice
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Git

Git now refuses the ext, fd, git, ftp and ftps transports, closing a command-execution path.

What

Git invocations now carry flags that refuse the ext, fd, git, ftp and ftps transports. The ext protocol in particular can make a repository run arbitrary commands, so a hostile remote or submodule URL can no longer reach it through Claude Code.

Details
  • Applied as a fixed set of -c protocol.<name>.allow=never settings, not conditional on any flag.
  • HTTPS and SSH remotes are unaffected.
Evidence

protocol.ext.allow=never

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

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