Claude Code 2.1.234 adds GitLab MR badge, security hardening
Read original source →code.claude.comClaude Code 2.1.234 adds a GitLab merge request badge, a selection:clear keybinding, and a CLAUDE_CODE_PROJECT_DIR_NAME env var. It also hardens file access against NTLM credential-leak vectors and fixes several bugs.
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