Unclear It is not clear where this is used, and it may be a renamed internal rather than a change you would notice.
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.
In git, a setting for a specific address overrides a broader one, so this may fix custom certificates being ignored for some git remotes.
The entry above is what we published on the day. These lines were added later, as Anthropic's own pages caught up, and they sit beside the original rather than replacing it.
* **Git inside the session**: gets `http.sslCAInfo` configuration naming your file in place of the variable, plus `http.<url>.sslCAInfo` entries that check Anthropic-managed git against the per-session file.self-hosted-environments-deploy see the edit
It is not clear where this is used, and it may be a renamed internal rather than a change you would notice.
Anthropic's documentation has since written up http.sslCAInfo, on Deploy self-hosted environments to production.