What
For remote sessions, where Claude Code runs on another machine, Claude Code gains several pieces of logic:
- it keeps track of its own denials of a request that are still waiting for the request to be cancelled
- on an epoch conflict, it picks one of several outcomes: stand down, send a follow-up, send a follow-up without fencing, or refuse a follow-up
- it closes its upload paths when it shuts down
Why
This is meant to make remote sessions more robust when competing updates clash.
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Whether this logic is in use yet, and what sets it off, is not known.