![]() ![]() So, to reiterate my my use case, I had a project where I wanted to change all files ending in. ![]() Turns out this is a great little tool I’d not used before, and as it met my needs beautifully, I thought I’d give a brief overview for my future self and any passing travellers. It was suggested I look at zmv which works in the ZSH shell. So I happened to ask in the Sublime Text Discord how people did this. I didn’t fancy renaming them ‘by hand’, and the Finder batch rename is only really useful when all the files are in one folder and/or you can easily select them all. There were around a hundred files nested in many different sub-folders. I had a situation today where I wanted to migrate a large-ish codebase from standard CSS files to Sass files with a *.scss file extension. This is a quick tip rather than an involved tutorial. ![]()
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