Claude Code introduces permission bypass and background timeout settings
Even when bypassing permissions, Claude Code still asks before running a small set of high-risk rm commands. This is intentional, but if you are in a disposable container and can accept these commands running without prompts, you can now set CLAUDE_CODE_EVEN_MORE_DANGEROUSLY_SKIP_PERMISSIONS=1. Meanwhile, shell commands that exceed their timeout will continue running in the background instead of being interrupted, so long builds or test suites won't be killed mid-process.
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