Hmm perhaps

Even just an echo I guess

worth asking this in #vim

as for me, i typically just use %s/foo/bar/gc if it's limited to just the buffer i'm working in

i also use https://github.com/dyng/ctrlsf.vim all the time to find instances of a string across the entire project

you can even use :%s/foo/bar/gc in the results buffer and when you save it, it applies your changes to all the files

I commonly used :%s, but I thought it only worked for the current file

it does

but you can also use it in the CtrlSF results buffer

and then when you save that buffer, it saves all of the files

Aaaaah got it!

Imma ask at #vim as you suggested, but ctrlsf seems enough. Thanks

sure thing!