Perform Batch Multi-File Operations to Save Refactoring Time
Apply code changes across dozens of files simultaneously using a single command.
Execute large-scale, multi-file code modifications by using the /batch command to automate repetitive edits across your entire directory.
The Scenario
You need to update a specific function call or variable name across thirty different files in your project directory.
Before & after
You manually open five different files and paste similar code modifications into each one, taking roughly 15-20 minutes and risking human error.
Enter the /batch command followed by your instructions to have the agent apply changes to all relevant files simultaneously in under 2 minutes.
The Prompt
/batch [USER_INSTRUCTION_E.G._REPLACE_ALL_DEPRECATED_logging.info_WITH_newLogger.log_IN_THE_SRC_DIRECTORY]
The /batch command in Qwen Code allows for mass file operations. It is particularly useful for global refactors, updating license headers, or changing API signatures across a large codebase.
Source
Blog | Qwen Code Docs"v0.15.0 is out: cross-session memory, smarter chat management, /batch command... and subagent background execution."