What
The sandbox limits which hosts and ports commands run by Claude can reach, using the sandbox.network settings. Before, project settings, which can be committed to a repository, could supply these network allowances. Now:
- When an admin sandbox mandate (managed settings require the sandbox) or a trusted network deny list applies,
sandbox.networkallowances from project and local settings are ignored. A log line says "[sandbox] admin sandbox mandate: ignoring sandbox.network." - Under
allowManagedDomainsOnly, only managed settings can replace the filtering proxy (the program that checks where sandboxed traffic goes) throughhttpProxyPortandsocksProxyPort. A project that tries is logged with "a project may not replace the filtering proxy". httpProxyPortandsocksProxyPortnow have descriptions in the settings schema.
Why
A repository's settings can no longer send sandboxed traffic through a proxy of its own or widen network access when an administrator controls the sandbox.
Names in the bundlesandbox.network
sandbox.network
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| [`sandbox.network`](#sandbox-network) | Control which hosts, ports, and sockets [sandboxed](/docs/en/sandboxing#network-isolation) commands reach | Sandbox settings | Any file |see the edit
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