Unclear Whether this stop is switched on, and after how long, depends on a value the host supplies that is not stated.
What
When Claude Code runs as a remote worker, a copy running on a server for a hosted or cloud session, it regularly sends heartbeats ("still here" signals) and uploads to the service, called CCR.
- The worker now tracks how long it has gone with no heartbeat or upload accepted, using
stopWhenNothingAcceptedandnothingAcceptedSinceMs. - Once a time limit is reached, it logs a message beginning "CCR has accepted no heartbeat or upload from this worker for" and stops.
- A 429 response, meaning too many requests, resets that count instead of adding to it.
- Hosted sessions get an
onNothingAcceptedcallback that ends the session with the kind "nothing-accepted".
Why
A remote worker the service has stopped listening to now exits on its own instead of running indefinitely. A session that ends this way will show "nothing-accepted" as the reason.
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Whether this stop is switched on, and after how long, depends on a value the host supplies that is not stated.