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Claude Code Ships Version 2.1.321, Its Eighth Release in Three Weeks

Claude Code shipped version 2.1.321 on November 9, the latest in a rapid run of releases from the coding tool, according to its release feed .

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Claude Code shipped version 2.1.321 on November 9, the latest in a rapid run of releases from the coding tool, according to its release feed .

The version follows 2.1.319, released on November 6 , and 2.1.318, released on November 3 .

The release train stretches back to version 2.1.305 on October 20 , with further versions 2.1.308 on October 22 , 2.1.310 on October 23 , 2.1.312 on October 27 , and 2.1.316 on October 31 .

In total, eight distinct versions have shipped in the three weeks from October 20 to November 9 .

The pace means the tool changes quickly: a user who last updated in mid-October is several versions behind today's release .

The release follows a November 7 report that a Claude Code feature exposed passwords in 1,122 public GitHub files, Hacker News reported .

What is known is the version number, the release date, and the cadence of the releases that preceded it .

What is not yet known is what changed in version 2.1.321: the release feed lists version numbers only, and no changelog details appeared in today's intake .

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