Unclear Whether the asleep, offline and gave-up cases are now reported another way or simply get no note is not settled.
What
The text around keeping a local folder in sync with a cloud session (a Claude Code session running remotely, started for example with --cloud) changed.
- A new consent question, "Keep this folder in sync with the cloud session?", appears when attaching a folder. It explains that sync runs both ways and includes uncommitted changes, that your edits are never overwritten, that
.claudeand.mcp.jsonare never written on your machine, and that the answer also applies toclaude --cloud. It adds "Your answer applies to every worktree of this repository." - The note Claude gets in the cloud session when your files arrive now says that where Claude created a file at the same path as one of yours, your file is the one there now. Before, it said anything Claude created meanwhile was still there beside your files.
- Three notes Claude could get while waiting are gone: two saying your machine had gone quiet (asleep or offline) and one saying the upload was given up. In their place a length limit of 24 is used when building a quoted list.
Why
You are asked before a folder is kept in sync and told what will and will not be written locally. Inside the cloud session, Claude is told plainly that a file it made may have been replaced by yours at the same path, so it does not assume its own version survived.
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Whether the asleep, offline and gave-up cases are now reported another way or simply get no note is not settled.