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Claude Code v2.1.195 Release
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Why it matters
- →Enhances user experience by fixing critical bugs and improving functionality.
- →Addresses specific issues with voice dictation and plugin management, increasing reliability.
- →Provides developers with a more stable and efficient tool for managing complex projects.
Claude Code has released version 2.1.195, focusing on bug fixes and usability improvements. Key updates include the ability to disable mouse interactions in fullscreen mode while keeping scroll functionality, and fixes for voice dictation issues on macOS and languages without spaces. The release also addresses plugin management and background job handling, enhancing the tool's reliability. These updates aim to improve the overall user experience for developers using Claude Code.
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