Claude Code's `/commit-push-pr` No Longer Auto-Approves Git Commands Carrying `--force`, `--amend`, or `--no-verify`
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Release 2.1.229 changed `/commit-push-pr` so that git and `gh` invocations containing dangerous flags — `--force`, `--amend`, `--no-verify`, and similar — are no longer auto-approved and now require explicit permission. Previously the slash command's blanket approval covered history-rewriting and hook-skipping operations. If you have automation depending on that command running unattended, expect new prompts.