About rnr
RNR is a command-line utility for batch renaming files and directories. Batch renaming applies a naming change to multiple filesystem items in one operation, which can save time when organizing project files or standardizing names. A terminal interface can make the process scriptable and repeatable. The supplied information does not specify its pattern syntax, preview behavior, conflict handling, or whether renames can be undone. It also does not list supported operating systems. RNR’s documented purpose is renaming files and folders in batches; users should verify how it selects and transforms items before applying changes, because those controls and safeguards are not described in the available product information.
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