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Internal ChangesKind: in v2.1.318,
Internal ChangesSection of the release
What
Claude Code checks the end of some shell commands for special handling. It now skips that handling when the command contains process substitution, the <(...) or >(...) form that feeds one command's output in as if it were a file. Before, it skipped only for commands using tee, enable or coproc.
Why
Process substitution makes a command harder to read correctly, so Claude Code now leaves such commands out of the special handling rather than risk misreading them.
