Unclear It is not clear whether the set of commands that trigger a permission prompt actually changes.
What
Before running a shell command, Claude Code breaks it down to decide whether it needs to ask your permission. Two parts of that changed:
- The quick path that reuses an earlier result for a command is now skipped under either of two conditions, where before only one condition skipped it.
- The decision that a command is "too complex" to judge now comes from one shared check. Before, it was an inline test that, among other things, required the command to contain a
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Why
The "too complex" decision feeds into whether a command needs a permission prompt, so which commands prompt you could shift.
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It is not clear whether the set of commands that trigger a permission prompt actually changes.