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Claude Code v2.1.293 ·

Trigger-fire events are put off until later in fewer cases

Claude Code now defers a trigger-fire event only when an extra piece of information comes with it, so fewer are put off

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Unclear What a trigger-fire event is for a user, and what extra information decides whether it waits, is not stated.

What

Claude Code decides whether some events run now or are put off until later. For events of the kind called trigger_fire, it now puts them off only when an extra piece of information is supplied along with the event. Without that information, they are no longer deferred on that basis.

Why

In practice this narrows the cases where a trigger-fire event waits instead of running straight away.

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