Version 0.2.92

# Claude Code v0.2.92 Changelog

• Added proper error handling for revoked OAuth tokens
• When an OAuth token is revoked, users will now see the message: "OAuth token revoked · Please run /login"
• This provides clearer guidance on how to resolve authentication issues

• Added two new helper functions for Git repository detection:
• Repository check: Determines if the current directory is inside a Git repository
• Repository root: Finds the root directory of the current Git repository
• These functions improve Git-related operations by providing better context awareness

• Added support for CLAUDE.local.md files
• This allows for project-specific Claude configuration that overrides global settings
• The system can now generate and write local configuration files when needed

• Modified the command execution function to accept an optional working directory parameter
• Previously, the working directory was always set to the current directory
• Now supports executing commands in specific directories, improving flexibility for Git operations and other directory-specific commands

• Streamlined imports by consolidating Node.js process and stream imports
• Added proper path utilities import for file path operations
• This improves code organization and reduces redundancy

• Enhanced error handling to specifically catch OAuth token revocation (403 status)
• Previously, OAuth errors might have been handled generically
• Now provides specific, actionable error messages for authentication issues

When your OAuth token is revoked, you'll see:

OAuth token revoked · Please run /login

Simply run the login command to re-authenticate:

claude login

The new Git detection features work automatically in the background, but they enable Claude to:

• Better understand when you're working in a Git repository
• Find the repository root for operations that need it
• Provide more context-aware Git-related suggestions

If you need project-specific Claude settings, a CLAUDE.local.md file can now be created in your project directory. This file will override global Claude settings for that specific project.