Use gh --body-file - stdin heredoc to preserve Bash(gh:*) permission match#86
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Review SummaryVerdict: APPROVE FindingsNo issues found. Code looks correct and follows project conventions.
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--body "$(cat <<'EOF' ...)"and--notes "$(cat <<'EOF' ...)"inskills/submit-for-review.mdandskills/deploy.mdwith--body-file -/--notes-file -piped from a stdin heredoc.The
$(...)form defeats Claude Code's permission matcher — any command containing command substitution cannot matchBash(gh:*), so users got a Yes/No prompt with no "Allow always" option on every PR/issue/release creation. Stdin heredoc redirection is not substitution, so theghinvocation stays pure literal flags and matches cleanly.Also avoids a temp-file approach (e.g.
/tmp/cc_pr_body.md) which still triggers per-path permission prompts in practice.Issue #82