Group of 2 You'll notice
Sending messages to another Claude Code session now detects if it was renamed, and telemetry reports pin-resolution issues
What
- The cross-session messaging telemetry event (
uds, used when sending messages to other Claude Code sessions) gains two new boolean fields: whether the target session restarted since it was pinned, and whether its identity was contested (ambiguous) when resolving the pin. - New logic detects when a session referenced by an earlier
send_messagepin has since been renamed on the same machine (matched via socket identity and former names), and surfaces arenamedTohint. - When a session can't be reached, the error message now appends a note like "A session now named '' reports it as a former name (renamed)" instead of just failing outright, and pin resolution can follow a rename using identity-contested/pin-id reconciliation.
Why Previously, sending a message to a session that had since been renamed could silently fail. Now Claude Code detects the rename, reports the ambiguity, and gives a clearer error pointing to the session's new name.
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New in this build: tengu_session_stable_address