🤖 Remove line limit for IPC bash execution #345
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Removes the 10K line limit for executeBash over IPC, keeping only the 1MB byte limit. This enables more robust code review and diff operations that may need to process large files.
ammario
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Oct 20, 2025
Update test to trigger byte limit instead of line limit since truncate policy no longer has a line limit.
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Removes the 10K line limit for executeBash over IPC to enable more robust code review operations. The 1MB byte limit remains in place to prevent unbounded memory usage.
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