Unclear The two remote settings are not named, so it is unclear whether this is switched on for anyone.
What
An interrupt request is how Stop or Esc tells Claude Code to end the turn it is working on. Two changes affect what it does.
- In headless use, where another program drives Claude Code with no interactive screen, an
interruptthat arrives behind a held message can now stop the running turn. Before, it had to wait. Resolving attachments, the files and other items added to a prompt, now goes through this check. It is controlled by two experiment values that must read "on". - On
interrupt, a permission approval queued behind new input is now removed, with the reasonunqueued_by_stop. Before, an interrupt left it queued. - The remote switch table also gains
takesAllowBehindNewInput,keptCopiesGoFirst(with a 2000 millisecond wait) andfindsCardBehindNoteRows.
Why
Stop can take effect during slow attachment or hook waits, and a pending permission approval no longer lingers after you stop a turn.
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The two remote settings are not named, so it is unclear whether this is switched on for anyone.