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Claude Code v2.1.283 ·

Git certificate settings can now be written for a specific site and address

When passing certificate settings to git, Claude Code can now set the trusted certificate file per site and per full address, not only globally

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What

Claude Code can pass certificate settings to git, so that git trusts a certificate authority (the organisation that vouches for a site's security certificate) chosen by whoever runs your setup. Given an address, it can now produce three versions of git's http.sslCAInfo setting: a general one, one for that site, and one for that exact address.

Why

In git, a setting for a specific address overrides a broader one, so this may fix custom certificates being ignored for some git remotes.

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