Unclear The finding does not say what the reordered or replaced safe-command entries change.
What
Claude Code has a list of commands it treats as read-only, meaning it can run them without asking you first. For one such command, the one that accepts the flags -f, --family, -A, --query and --socket, any argument that contains a ~ is now treated as not safe. A flag is an option written after a command, like --socket.
The extra entries added to the safe-command list were also reordered or replaced.
Why
In practice, a command of this kind that includes ~ in an argument now goes through the normal permission check instead of running automatically.
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The finding does not say what the reordered or replaced safe-command entries change.