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In Git Bash, rm -rf /c/Users/<name> previously would not prompt in bypass permissions mode; this has been corrected.
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Medium-term (~90 days)
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10/9/2026
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Valid until: 1/7/2027
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UnverifiedUnder bypassPermissions mode or shell allow rules, dangerous rm commands targeting the root directory or home directory inside bash -c or sh -c scripts previously ran without prompting; this has been fixed to prompt first (corresponding to issue #96300).68% similarUnverifiedArguments of commands judged to be read-only (such as rg or git grep) could still be shell-expanded into wildcards causing privilege escalation; this update causes these commands to trigger approval prompts again.61% similarUnverifiedBefore the fix, recursive deletion commands like rm -rf "$(pwd)" whose targets came solely from command substitution output would execute silently without prompting in auto mode and --dangerously-skip-permissions mode; after the fix, the user will be actively asked even if a Bash allow rule exists, unless CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SUBSTITUTION_RM_PROMPT=1 is set.58% similarUnverifiedClaude Code checkpoints do not record files changed by terminal commands or content manually modified by the user, and therefore cannot replace Git.57% similar
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