rename-repo
Rename GitHub repositories and optionally update their descriptions.
Usage
git-wrangler rename-repo [options]Quick start
git-wrangler rename-repo
What it does
rename-repo asks for a new GitHub repository name for each target. Leave a prompt blank to skip that repository.
The command is always interactive. When --description is enabled, it also shows the current description and asks for a replacement.
Before you run it
GitHub CLI (gh) and Git Wrangler GitHub access are required. Run init for guided setup.
Options
| Option | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
--repo <path> |
Whole workspace | Target exactly one repository. |
--description |
Off | Also offer to update repository descriptions. |
More examples
# Rename one repository
git-wrangler rename-repo --repo ./api
# Rename repositories and review descriptions
git-wrangler rename-repo --description
Related commands
- Use
initto set up GitHub access. - Use
rename-branchto rename local branches.