Unclear Nothing shows what the extra condition does to how these commands are judged.
What
Claude Code reads shell commands before running them. In bash, a case statement picks between several options and ends with the word esac. The step that handles esac now has an extra condition, so some commands with case statements may be read differently than before.
Why
This reading feeds into the permission and safety checks on shell commands. Commands that use case statements might be judged differently.
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