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Claude Code v2.1.295 ·

git stash list permission check no longer trusts arguments after --

The read-only rule for git stash list no longer assumes everything after -- on the command line is safe

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Unclear It is not clear whether git stash list commands with arguments after -- now ask for your permission where they did not before.

What

Claude Code keeps a list of commands it treats as read-only, meaning they only look at things and change nothing. The entry for git stash list has been tightened: arguments that come after -- are no longer assumed to be harmless when Claude Code checks the command.

Why

This makes the permission check stricter. A command that hides extra arguments after -- is no longer counted as safe just because of where they sit.

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The writer flagged doubtIt is not clear whether `git stash list` commands with arguments after `--` now ask for your permission where they did not before.

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