The Claude Code Changelog

Preventing Premature Runner Shutdowns in Claude Code 2.1.311

The Claude Code Changelog

Show Notes

Learn how Claude Code 2.1.311's new self-hosted runner idle-hold flags prevent background processes and dev servers from being terminated prematurely. We explore how to configure these settings, avoid common timing misconfigurations, and handle teardown caveats.

Show Notes

Self-hosted environments reference - Claude Code Docs: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/self-hosted-environments-reference

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