The settings.json That Stops the Permission Prompts
Permission rules are the one Claude Code setting that merges across files instead of overriding. Understand that and you can build an allowlist that actually holds — and stop approving the same command forty times a day.
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The settings.json That Stops the Permission Prompts — Permission rules are the one Claude Code setting that merges across files instead of overriding. Understand that and you can build an allowlist that actually holds — and stop approving the same command forty times a day.
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