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Claude Code v2.1.133 Release
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Why it matters
- →Enhances version control flexibility with new worktree base reference options.
- →Optimizes memory usage, improving performance under pressure.
- →Resolves critical bugs, ensuring smoother and more reliable operations.
Claude Code has released version 2.1.133, bringing a range of improvements and bug fixes. Key updates include the ability to select the base reference for worktrees, which enhances version control flexibility. The update also optimizes memory usage by managing background workers more efficiently. Several bugs have been fixed, such as issues with parallel sessions and network drive permissions, improving overall stability. This release aims to provide a more reliable and adaptable tool for developers.
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