Under the hood
A bash command permission check during streaming execution now relies on a single flag instead of two conditions
What
A guard used while checking bash command permissions during streaming execution used to bail out only when both a local flag and a notRunning() check agreed; it now bails out based on the local flag alone.
Why
The finding doesn't explain the practical effect, but simplifying two conditions into one suggests the notRunning() check was found redundant for this particular guard.
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The writer flagged doubt
What behavior difference, if any, this produces for users is not stated in the finding.