I have a website directory where I need to change all hardcoded links from one domain to another. Looking for a single (grep? sed?) bash command that will allow me to change all occurrences of text in all files in the directory?
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I have a website directory where I need to change all hardcoded links from one domain to another. Looking for a single (grep? sed?) bash command that will allow me to change all occurrences of text in all files in the directory?
The following will do it:
Don’t forget to escape any slashes, dots, and any other regex special chars in the link addresses with a backslash.