Claude Code v2.1.227: From Incorrect Max Plan Prompts to CI Bash Failures, All Fixed!
Hey, I'm Shii-chan! Claude Code just shipped a new release, so let's dig into what changed.
Claude Code ReleaseWhat was announced?
This one comes from Claude Code Release — the GitHub release notes for Claude Code. Version v2.1.227 landed with a handful of bug fixes and small improvements.
The story so far
These are the quiet-but-annoying issues that got squashed:
- If a session started with an expired login token, feature flags were evaluated without checking the user's subscription tier — which could wrongly prompt Max plan users to enable usage credits for Fable
- Every Bash command was failing under
claude-code-actionwhenallowed_non_write_userswas set on GitHub-hosted runners /tuicould bring back a conversation that had been rewound to before its first message- The slash-command menu had some rough edges: the blue highlight leaked beyond the selected row, matched characters were recolored instead of bolded, and emoji or accented names lost their glyphs
- There were event-loop stalls around file-not-found suggestions and at-mention size checks
What changes
- Max plan users won't get that confusing nudge to enable usage credits for Fable anymore
- Teams running
claude-code-actionin CI/CD can rely on Bash commands working again, even withallowed_non_write_userson GitHub-hosted runners /tuiusers no longer have to worry about a rewound conversation mysteriously coming back- The slash-command menu looks cleaner, and emoji/accented command names render correctly
- Suggestion and mention handling feels a bit snappier, with fewer stalls
Wrap-up
- Fixed incorrect plan detection when the login token had expired
- Fixed Bash commands failing under
claude-code-actionwithallowed_non_write_users - Fixed the
/tuiconversation-rewind bug - Improved the slash-command menu's visuals
- Improved performance around suggestions and mention handling
It's mostly a batch of small fixes rather than a headline feature, but if you run claude-code-action in CI/CD or live in /tui, this release is worth grabbing.