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listing result is piped into a multiple Rename-Item commands invocation.

-R option allows the recursive lookup to happen.

ls, an alias of the Get-ChildItem command (equivalent in Powershell), lists current directory files.

When you click on their names, they open in File Explorer. When you open the File menu in File Explorer, you see several options on the left side and a list of frequent places on the right.The places are those that you often visit on your Windows 10 PC or device. For cut / copy / paste / delete operations of file name. Click to select the file and hit Rename under Home tab of File Explorer. Please add right-click mouse context menu to the file rename edit box.

Select the file and the click the name of it. Selects txt files and renames them to -NUMBER.log. View and pin frequent folders to File Explorer. Right-click the file and select Rename from the context menu. Perhaps the easiest more detailed way is by using VSCode Terminal tab ( Ctrl/Cmd + J) and selecting from the dropdown menu the Powershell option:īased on Kin's answer and the resource Kin provided (2nd page), in order to look into the current and all sub-folders, these are some useful renaming possibilities: Extensions rename ls -R *.txt | Rename-Item -NewName generally speaking, i would love to see 'options' -> 'context menu' much more powerful and developed (with the possibility to rename/delete/move up/move down literally every context menu item, including the standard items like send to, open with, create shortcut, delete, cut, paste.) This is on my wish list.