CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_LOG
Updated by Alex Sorokoletov
CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_LOG is a Claude Code environment variable: Likely controls whether or where Claude Code logs commit operations. This could enable audit trails for automated commits made by agents and sub-agents — particularly relevant for enterprise teams that need to track which agentic sessions created which commits, or for debugging workflows where automated PRs appear…. Removed between v2.1.224 and v2.1.227, so current releases ignore it. It is not in the official reference.
| Status | Removed between v2.1.224 and v2.1.227 |
|---|---|
| Added | Added in v2.1.85 |
| Category | Debugging |
| Official docs | Not listed |
How to set it
For one session, export it in the shell that starts Claude Code:
export CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_LOG=<value>
claudeTo apply it to every session, add it to the env object of a settings file:
// ~/.claude/settings.json
{
"env": {
"CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_LOG": "<value>"
}
}Release notes that mention it
Related variables
ANTHROPIC_LOG: SDK internal logging level.CLAUDE_CODE_DEBUG_LOG_LEVEL: Set debug logging verbosity level.CLAUDE_CODE_FRAME_TIMING_LOG: Enable per-frame render timing logs in the terminal UI.CLAUDE_GATEWAY_LOG_LEVELCLAUDE_RUNNER_DEBUG_LOG_PATHANTHROPIC_PROFILECLAUDE_CODE_DEBUG_LOGS_DIR: Custom directory for debug logs.CLAUDE_CODE_DEBUG_REPAINTS: Enables debug logging for terminal repaint operations.
Frequently asked questions
What does CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_LOG do?
Likely controls whether or where Claude Code logs commit operations. This could enable audit trails for automated commits made by agents and sub-agents — particularly relevant for enterprise teams that need to track which agentic sessions created which commits, or for debugging workflows where automated PRs appear…
Which Claude Code version has CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_LOG?
Removed between v2.1.224 and v2.1.227, so current releases ignore it.
How do I set CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_LOG?
Export it before starting Claude Code (export CLAUDE_CODE_COMMIT_LOG=value), or add it to the "env" object in ~/.claude/settings.json to apply it to every session.
All variables, searchable: Claude Code environment variables.