v0.20.2
⌘-clicking a file path in a terminal worked — except on the paths you most wanted it on.
Path resolution remembered its answers forever, and that included "that isn't a file". Claude names a file before it exists: ⏺ Write(~/scripts/deploy.sh) is on screen while the write is still happening, and "run it yourself: /Users/…" often prints a beat before the file lands. Move the mouse across that line during the gap and the miss was cached for the life of the window, so that spelling of the path never lit up again. The same file named another way still worked, which made it read as a matching bug rather than a caching one.
Answers now expire: a miss after four seconds, a hit after a minute — so a file deleted since stops underlining too.
Still doesn't work. A path Claude truncates with …, and a path Claude wraps across two lines of its own output. Neither is on screen in one piece, so there is nothing to resolve.
Apple Silicon. Signed and notarized — it opens without a warning.
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Full Changelog: v0.20.1...v0.20.2