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Claude Code v2.1.225 Update Released
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Why it matters
- →The update improves user experience by addressing key issues and enhancing features.
- →Gateway spend-limit support provides users with better control over their usage.
- →Improved session handling and communication features increase reliability and efficiency.
Claude Code has released version 2.1.225, bringing several enhancements and bug fixes. This update introduces gateway spend-limit support, providing detailed usage warnings. It also resolves issues with OAuth token errors on macOS and improves session handling in headless modes. The Remote Control feature now allows users to start conversations across machines by name, improving communication efficiency. These updates aim to enhance the overall user experience and reliability of Claude Code.
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