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Claude Code v2.1.323 ·

Folder trust checks now use the git repository root and flag unsafe paths

Claude Code's folder trust check now looks at the git repository root, applies an unsafe-path rule, and reports more detail

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What

Before Claude Code works in a folder, it checks whether you have marked that folder as trusted. If you have not, it asks you first. That check used to look at a single directory. It now also uses the root of the git repository (the top folder of the project's version history) and applies a rule for paths it considers unsafe.

The check now reports four things:

  • trusted: whether the location counts as trusted
  • directory: the folder that was checked
  • unsafe_path: whether the path was judged unsafe
  • root: the root folder used for the check
Why

This could change when Claude Code shows the trust prompt. If you start Claude Code inside a git project, trust may be decided by the project's root folder rather than only the folder you are in.

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