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The Claude Code cloud environment setup script should always exit with 0, because a failed setup script prevents the session from starting, and failure information should be logged to a file.
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50%
Confidence
Medium-term (~90 days)
Relevance
10/14/2026
First Seen
Valid until: 1/12/2027
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UnverifiedWhen the operating system denies access to the managed settings file, Claude Code now issues a warning and continues to start without that file's policies, rather than refusing to start outright; other read errors and unparseable files still abort the session.73% similarUnverifiedThe script should serve as a gate rather than a grade, exiting with a non-zero status code so that failures surface in the terminal.71% similarUnverifiedClaude Code's no-prompt mode allows reads that originally require no approval and already-authorized tools to proceed, but directly rejects any action that would normally trigger a confirmation dialog68% similarUnverifiedWhen a coding agent's hook crashes, times out, or points to a nonexistent script, most tools by default choose to let it pass (fail-open).66% similarUnverifiedThe script chooses exit code 2 rather than 1 as the failure code because, by shell convention, 2 is commonly used for "usage error or condition not met," making it easy to distinguish a script crash from an active ledger rejection.65% similar
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