Under the hood
Image sizing failures now fail silently unless the error is truly unexpected
What
When Claude Code works out how much of its image budget (the space limit for images sent to the model) a given image should use, that calculation can occasionally fail. Previously any such failure was always logged as an error. Now the code checks whether the failure is a recognized, expected kind; if so it quietly falls back to a default instead of logging, and only logs at error level when the failure is genuinely unexpected.
Why
This cuts down on noisy error logs for routine, already-understood failure cases while still surfacing genuinely surprising problems, making error logs more useful for diagnosing real issues.