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Claude Code v2.1.323 ·

PowerShell permission checks catch the stop-parsing marker in more places

Claude Code now spots the PowerShell --% marker inside quoted text too, not only as a separate word

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What

In PowerShell, --% tells PowerShell to stop interpreting the rest of a line and pass it on as written. Claude Code looks for this marker when it checks whether a PowerShell command needs your permission. Before, it only found the marker as a separate word. It now also finds it when it appears as a text value in the command.

Why

This makes the permission check for PowerShell commands stricter.

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