VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @QwenAIFans, Qwen Code now stops and lists every hook command a cloned repository ships before running it with the user's privileges. Pressing Esc defers the question to the next day. The post also says a merged fix lets Local Control use a non-private IP address with a warning, though this is not yet in v0.27.0. A heredoc false-ask bug remains open after its fix was pulled.
According to a post on X by @QwenAIFans, Qwen Code now stops and lists every hook command a cloned repository ships before running it with the user's privileges. Pressing Esc defers the question to the next day. The post also says a merged fix lets Local Control use a non-private IP address with a warning, though this is not yet in v0.27.0. A heredoc false-ask bug remains open after its fix was pulled.
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@QwenAIFans reports Qwen Code now stops and lists every hook command a cloned repo ships before running it with your privileges; Esc defers the question to the next day. A merged fix also lets Local Control use a non-private IP address with a warning (not yet in v0.27.0), and a heredoc false-ask bug remains open...
The change targets the risk of a cloned repository running commands on a developer's machine without a prompt. Qwen Code users will now see the hook commands listed before they run, so they can review them before accepting. Watch for the Local Control change in a future release and for a fix to the open heredoc bug.
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