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Claude Code v2.1.271 ·

Policy-limits fetch now tracks whether the account/principal changed mid-request

Policy-limits requests now record whether the logged-in account changed mid-request

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What

The internal request that fetches policy limits (rules about what an account is allowed to do) now records three extra pieces of information on every outcome, whether it succeeds, returns unchanged data, fails to parse, or errors out: which account was active when the request was sent, which account was being asked about, and whether the account changed between the start and end of the request.

Why

This is internal bookkeeping that helps distinguish a genuine policy problem from a case where the user switched accounts mid-request, which is not something end users will directly see.

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