Execute High-Volume Code Modifications Faster Using Multi-File Batch Operations
Apply code changes across dozens of files simultaneously using batch commands.
Use the `/batch` command to perform multi-file operations at once, ensuring consistency and saving time on repetitive edits.
The Scenario
You need to apply a similar change, such as a signature update or a styling fix, across a large number of files throughout your repository.
Before & after
You would open each file individually, search for the relevant code blocks, apply the change, and save. For 10+ files, this can take 20–30 minutes and is prone to human error.
Invoke the `/batch` command in Qwen Code. The agent will process and modify all specified files simultaneously, completing the task in 2–4 minutes.
The Prompt
/batch [LIST_OF_FILES_OR_PATTERN] [MODIFICATION_INSTRUCTIONS]
Batch operations are optimized for consistency across a project, ensuring that repetitive changes (like updating an API endpoint or changing a variable name) are applied uniformly.
Source
Blog | Qwen Code Docs"v0.15.0 is out: cross-session memory, smarter chat management, /batch command."