Environment

Other: Claude Code CLI tool

Claude CLI version: v0.2.122 Operating System: Windows 11 with WSL2 (Ubuntu) Terminal: Bash in WSL

Bug Description Claude Code ignores path patterns in allowedTools configuration when running in non-interactive mode (with -p flag). While simple tool permissions (e.g., "Write") work correctly, any path-specific permissions (e.g., "Write(/path/**)") are completely ignored in non-interactive mode, despite being correctly configured and visible in claude config list. Steps to Reproduce

Configure path-specific tool permissions: bashclaude config add allowedTools "Write(/mnt/c/path/to/project/**)" claude config list # Confirms the permission is saved

Run Claude Code in non-interactive mode targeting a path matching the pattern: bashclaude -p "write a test file to /mnt/c/path/to/project/test.md" --output-format stream-json

Observe that Claude requests permissions despite matching the allowed path pattern. Test with universal wildcard to confirm it's not a path matching issue: bashclaude config add allowedTools "Write(/**)" # Most permissive pattern possible claude -p "write a test file to /any/path/test.md" # Still asks for permission

Expected Behavior Claude Code should honor the path patterns configured in allowedTools settings when running in non-interactive mode, just as it does in interactive mode. Actual Behavior Claude Code always requests permission for path-based tools when running in non-interactive mode, regardless of path patterns specified in allowedTools. However, when configured with simple tool names without paths (e.g., "Write" instead of "Write(/path/**)") it works correctly. Additional Context When run with --allowedTools Bash, Claude Code correctly identifies its working directory and execution context, confirming there are no path resolution issues at the operating system level: bashclaude -p "Führe den Befehl 'pwd' aus und zeige mir dein aktuelles Arbeitsverzeichnis." --allowedTools Bash

Returns correct working directory and permissions

This issue prevents using path-restricted permissions in CI/CD pipelines, scripts, or any other non-interactive workflows, significantly limiting Claude Code's security model in automated contexts. The only workaround is to use simple tool permissions without path patterns: bashclaude config add allowedTools Write # No path pattern Or specify permissions directly via command line: bashclaude -p "your prompt" --allowedTools Write This appears to be related to Issue #581 ("Bug: Claude CLI non-interactive mode doesn't respect configured tool permissions") but specifically concerns path pattern matching.