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Claude Code v2.1.283 ·

More local and private host names are recognised and rejected in git remotes

The check that spots local or private git remote hosts now covers Docker, minikube, home-router and dev DNS names, and this machine's own hostname

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What

Claude Code checks whether a git remote points at a local or private host, and rejects it if so. A git remote is the address a repository pushes to and pulls from. The check now recognises many more names:

  • host names used by Docker, minikube, Rancher, k3d and OrbStack, such as docker.for.mac.host.internal
  • development wildcard DNS domains such as .localdev.me, .local.gd, .ddev.site and .lndo.site
  • home network names ending in .lan, .home and .fritz.box
  • any host name that matches this machine's own host name
Why

In practice, repositories whose remotes point at a local development host are now rejected by this check.

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The writer flagged doubtWhat uses the result of this check is not confirmed; it may be choosing the source for a cloud session.

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