chore(claude): allow plain git push in Claude Code settings - #659
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Pushing a feature branch to the fork is routine and the deny rule meant lifting it by hand every time. Force-push, reset --hard, clean -fd and branch -D stay denied.
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My earlier edit rewrote the file through a JSON dump and stripped the blank separator lines. The functional change (allowing plain git push) already landed upstream via weDevsOfficial#659; this drops the incidental churn. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01W398QZ8hB1bf1asSrAc26k
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Pushing a feature branch to a fork is routine, but
Bash(git push:*)sat in thedenylist, so every push meant editing this file and putting it back afterwards.Removes that one entry. The destructive rules stay denied:
git push --force/git push -fgit reset --hardgit clean -fdgit checkout --git branch -Dgit rebase -igit filter-branchNo plugin code touched.