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Claude Code v2.1.319 ·

Command patterns now match git commit -F and -t right after commit

A list of command patterns now matches git commit -F and git commit -t when the flag comes straight after commit

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What

Claude Code has a list of command patterns that now includes git commit -F* and git commit -t*. A flag is an option added to a command. -F reads the commit message from a file and -t uses a template file. Before, the list only matched these flags when another argument came before them.

Why

A command with -F straight after commit no longer slips past the patterns.

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