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I can think of two options:
M-x find-dired RET RET RET
(or adjust query): which will list all files recursively in dired. You probably don't need to copy them elsewhere for renaming. UseM-x dired-toggle-read-only
(orC-x C-q
), rename in-place, and commit (toggle againC-x C-q
). https://xenodium.com/batch-renaming-with-counsel-find-dired-and-wdireddired-subtree
: enables drilling down to multipe subdirectories from the same dired buffer. Expand the subdirectories needing management, and edit like 1. (viaC-x C-q
) https://xenodium.com/drill-down-emacs-dired-with-dired-subtreeEdit: markup
I'll give it a try. Thank you Xenodium. Everyone seems to have pointed me in this direction. I knew Dired would have something like this.