Share Claude Code settings as project settings - #70
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The checked-in .claude/settings.local.json was the file Claude Code reserves for personal, untracked overrides. Rename it to settings.json, which is the shared project file, and ignore settings.local.json so personal overrides stay out of the repo.
Pre-approving rm with a wildcard lets any path be deleted without a prompt. Let it prompt instead.
These name binaries and paths the project no longer has: the binary is called linear, not linear-agent, and there is no linear-mcp-server or install-mcp.sh in the repo. Also drop two entries left over from the upstream author, a hardcoded /Users/joa23 path and a one-off say command.
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Problem
Claude Code settings for this repo lived in
.claude/settings.local.json, a file meant for personal, machine-specific overrides. That meant useful permission entries were not shared with other contributors, and the file had accumulated stale, user-specific entries (like another contributor's binary paths and a broadrmpermission) that did not belong in a shared config.Solution
Rename
.claude/settings.local.jsonto.claude/settings.jsonso the settings are checked in and shared across the team, and add.claude/settings.local.jsonto.gitignorefor future personal overrides. Along the way, drop the stale, personal permission entries (hardcoded binary paths, asaycommand, a blanketrmpermission) that shouldn't be shared.