You'll notice
Auto-approved git push rules now cover your configured push remote, not just "origin"
What
The default list of git push commands Claude Code will run without asking permission is now built by checking your actual git remotes: it keeps origin if present, and adds remote.pushDefault if it names a single valid remote. It then expands this into allow-list entries for git push <remote> * and git push -u <remote> *, plus a certified form, for every default allow-list used across the app.
Why
Repositories that push to a remote other than origin (such as upstream or a fork remote) will no longer trigger unnecessary permission prompts for ordinary pushes to their normal configured remote.
Names in the bundleremote.pushDefault