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Claude Code v2.1.323 ·

The PowerShell parse timeout setting is now capped at a maximum

A value set in CLAUDE_CODE_PWSH_PARSE_TIMEOUT_MS is now cut down to a built-in maximum instead of being used exactly as given

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What

Before running a PowerShell command, Claude Code reads (parses) it to check what it does. The environment variable CLAUDE_CODE_PWSH_PARSE_TIMEOUT_MS sets how long, in milliseconds, that reading may take. Any positive value used to be taken as given. A value above a built-in maximum is now reduced to that maximum.

Why

If you set a very large timeout, Claude Code now quietly uses a smaller one.

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