Unclear Whether this changes which Bash commands are allowed or denied is not stated.
What
A shell command can begin by setting variables, for example FOO=bar make. Claude Code can now recognise these leading assignments and separate them from the command words that follow. This works with:
- Plain values.
- Array subscripts, such as
ARR[1]=x. - Quoted values.
- Values produced by running a command with
$().
Why
How Claude Code reads the start of a command can affect whether a command Claude wants to run is allowed automatically, needs your permission, or is denied.
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Whether this changes which Bash commands are allowed or denied is not stated.