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Claude Code v2.1.321 ·

Stricter checks on plugin marketplaces set by an organization's managed settings

Claude Code warns when managed settings give a plugin marketplace a non-absolute path, and now compares pins for marketplaces that come from settings

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What

Managed settings are settings an administrator sets for everyone in an organization. A plugin marketplace is a source Claude Code installs plugins from. Several checks were added:

  • Path warning: Claude Code warns when managed settings place a marketplace at a path that is not absolute, meaning not written out in full from the top of the file system.
  • Pins: for marketplaces that come from settings, Claude Code now compares their pins, the fixed point a marketplace is locked to.
  • Sensitive file names: Claude Code now carries a long list of file names it treats as sensitive.
  • Secret scanning: every rule Claude Code uses to look for passwords and keys in text now has a short piece of text that must be present before the full rule is tried.
Why

Organizations get marketplace policy enforced more strictly, and the search for leaked secrets runs faster.

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Anthropic's release notes agree[VSCode] Fixed a plugin's permission request showing a name with hidden characters: it now reads "a plugin"

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