C:/Program Files/Git/clear resets session ID but retains renamed session name

Bug Description

After running /clear, the session ID changes (indicating a new session is created), but the session name set via /rename in the previous session persists in the UI.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Start a Claude Code session
2. Use /rename to set a custom session name (e.g., "My Custom Session")
3. Confirm the name appears in the input area (top-right corner)
4. Run /clear
5. Observe that the session ID has changed
6. Observe that the old session name still appears

Expected Behavior

One of the following consistent behaviors:

1. If /clear creates a new session: Both session ID and session name should reset (name should return to default)
2. If /clear keeps the same session: Session ID should remain unchanged, and name retention would be expected

Actual Behavior

• Session ID changes (new session)
• Session name persists (old session property carried over)

This is inconsistent — the session ID suggests a new session was created, but the name from the previous session leaks into the new one.

Environment

• Claude Code v2.1.50
• Platform: Windows (MSYS2/Git Bash)
• Terminal: WezTerm

Screenshot

The renamed session name from the previous session remains visible in the terminal tab title after /clear.

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