don't include /login slash command in login command#315
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benbrandt merged 1 commit intozed-industries:mainfrom Feb 16, 2026
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Claude resubmits the slash command after authenticating, so it will ask for authentication twice. Since Claude Code prompts for setup and authentication anyway if not signed in, we can just not include /login in the command.
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Thanks. also saw the new versions have a |
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Hmm that seems to force just the subscription flow, which maybe isn't what we want... |
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Claude resubmits the slash command after authenticating, so it will ask for authentication twice.
Since Claude Code prompts for setup and authentication anyway if not signed in, we can just not include /login in the command.