claude-code - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Bug] Working directory not reset between bash command executions [1 comments, 2 participants]

TL;DR

Resetting the current working directory (CWD) manually after each Bash call may mitigate the issue.

Guidance

• Investigate the Bash invocations generated by Claude to identify patterns or specific commands that change the folder, as this could help pinpoint the cause.
• Consider adding a command to reset the CWD to a known state after each Bash call, such as cd /original/directory or using an absolute path for subsequent commands.
• Review the documentation for Opus 4.7 and Claude Code version 2.1.119 to see if there are any known issues or configuration options related to CWD management.
• Test the behavior in a controlled environment to reproduce and isolate the issue, which may help in finding a more permanent solution.

Notes

The provided information does not specify how Claude generates Bash invocations or how the CWD is managed within the application, which limits the ability to provide a definitive fix.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Manually resetting the CWD after each Bash call is the most straightforward approach given the current information, as it directly addresses the symptom described.