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Claude Code v2.1.248 Update Released
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Why it matters
- →The update enhances performance in long-running sessions with a new cache TTL feature.
- →It introduces a restricted mode to improve security by limiting command execution.
- →Fixes to session management and prompt-cache issues improve reliability for developers.
Claude Code has released version 2.1.248, bringing a host of new features and bug fixes. This update introduces a restricted mode to control command execution and a cache TTL for agent prompts, which helps in maintaining performance during extended sessions. Several bugs have been addressed, including issues with session management and prompt-cache misses. These improvements aim to enhance the overall functionality and user experience of Claude Code, making it a more reliable tool for developers.
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