Unclear It is not settled whether this applies to the Claude Code command-line tool or only to code bundled with the desktop app.
What
Managed settings are ones an organization's administrators push to Claude Code. The way Claude Code takes them in changed:
- The message for a retired setting, one no longer read, now also says what that setting did.
- A loopback address is one that points back at your own machine, such as
localhost. If one is given for a setting that has a fail-closed value, Claude Code now uses that value instead of deleting the setting. A fail-closed value is the safe choice used when something cannot be trusted. - Whether a loopback address is allowed on a hybrid channel is now decided per setting.
- Consent entries skip empty lists and now keep the labels they used to have.
Why
This tightens how Claude Code accepts managed configuration, so a doubtful setting falls back to its safe value instead of disappearing.
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It is not settled whether this applies to the Claude Code command-line tool or only to code bundled with the desktop app.