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Claude Code v2.1.283 ·

Keys that arrive together can now be handled one at a time by default

Several keypresses arriving at once can now be drawn one by one without setting CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_BETWEEN_KEYS

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What

When several keypresses reach Claude Code in a single read from the terminal, it can finish and draw the effect of each key before handling the next. Before, this only happened if you set the CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_BETWEEN_KEYS environment variable. Now, with that variable unset, a remotely controlled setting decides, and it falls back to on when the server sends nothing. Setting the variable still overrides that setting either way.

Why

Fast typing, held-down keys and bursts of pasted keys should update the prompt one key at a time instead of being dropped or merged.

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