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Claude Code v2.1.282 ·

A deleted and recreated Git folder is now recognised as a different one

When checking whether a Git folder has moved, Claude Code now also compares its creation time, so a recreated folder counts as moved

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What

Claude Code remembers the identity of a repository's Git folder so it can tell later if it has moved. It now also compares the folder's creation time with the one it recorded, when one was recorded. A Git folder that was deleted and recreated, even one that looks the same to the operating system, is now treated as moved.

Why

This stops Claude Code treating a recreated repository as the same one it saw before.

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