Claude Code v2.1.275: Send-Now Key, claude.ai Skill Sync, and Two Dozen Bug Fixes
Claude Code v2.1.275 is out, and it's mostly a quality-of-life release with a handful of genuinely useful interaction changes plus a long tail of crash and cache fixes. Here's what actually matters for daily use.
New: send-now key
You can now interrupt the current turn and flush everything you've queued in one shot with ctrl+enter (or ctrl+x ctrl+s). Sent and queued messages both render in gray until the model actually receives them, so you can tell what's been dispatched versus what's still sitting in the queue.
New: claude.ai skill and plugin sync
Terminal sessions signed in with a claude.ai account now pull down the skills and plugins you've enabled on that account. Two opt-outs exist if you don't want that behavior:
syncClaudeAiSkills: false syncClaudeAiPlugins: false
New: gateway sign-in confirmation
Claude apps gateway sign-in now shows the signed-in account — if the gateway names one, you confirm it before the credential is saved, and /status displays it afterward. Separately, a startup warning now fires when a configured otelHeadersHelper fails, so sessions silently exporting zero telemetry get surfaced instead of just looking quiet.
New: marketplace-aware plugin install
/plugin install <plugin> --marketplace <source> offers to add the marketplace before installing, so you don't have to do the two-step dance manually.
Notable fixes
- A restored memory file's age note changing between requests after compaction or resume was causing prompt cache misses — fixed.
--forward-subagent-textstream-json and SDK output were dropping messages from subagents spawned bycontext: forkskills (and from forked skills invoked by other forked skills).- Resume paths hardened against malformed transcripts: bad task-reminder entries, @-file attachments, malformed message entries, and malformed message content blocks were crashing
--resume, the picker preview, background agents, and the transcript view. - Sandboxed Bash on Linux was reporting exit code 0 for failed commands under zsh.
- Terminal
API Error: 400on every turn behind network gateways that rewrite error responses when a beta request header is rejected. - Grep, Glob, and @-file suggestions were hanging or OOMing on searches over the 20MB output cap; system ripgrep could also report "no matches" instead of an error after a flood of warnings.
/rewindin forked or background sessions could restore a zero-filled or truncated file when file-history backups weren't fully copied.- Fullscreen mode was placing background-task completion notices in the wrong spot and freezing for seconds when scrolling past large diffs.
- Plugin and marketplace logs, messages, and
claude plugin marketplace listwere leaking passwords or tokens embedded in git, ssh, or marketplace URLs. Also fixed:claude plugin marketplace updatedeleting a GitHub marketplace's local copy when the fetch failed and the marketplace was named after its repo. - Vim mode cursor off-by-one after a dot-repeated
!, and fast-typedi!flipping a non-empty prompt into shell mode. - Read tool hanging instead of erroring when part of a large file couldn't be decoded under memory pressure.
--resume/--continuedropping earlier thinking when a tool it started with has since been disabled by a server-side flag.- Mouse-selected text in the fullscreen
claude --resumepicker never reaching the clipboard. - A stray
</ccmemory>-style closing tag occasionally appearing in responses.
If you're on a signed-in claude.ai account and don't want your skills/plugins mirrored into the terminal, set the two sync flags before upgrading. Otherwise it's a low-risk update — most of the diff is resilience work around resume and transcript parsing.
📖 Read the full source: GitHub Claude-Code
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