@drewverlee Yes, you can use iedit to rename multiple instances of text in a buffer. In Evil normal mode, if the cursor is on a symbol name, like a function name, def or let binding, then pressing * or ‘#’ will highlight all instances and show the symbol transient menu. Pressing e will take you into iedit mode (turning the cursor red). Or you can just use / to search You can then edit the highlighted text as normal and all other instances change at the same time. Use narrowing before selecting / searching to be more selective in what text is show and therefore highlighted and changed. E.g. if you just want to change a specific function or range of text. If you want to change text throughout a project, then press * or ‘#’ to show the symbol transient menu. Use project search by selecting / which will display all matches throughout the project. C-z will give you a list of actions you can perform on the results of the project search F4 will open the results in a new buffer for editing. Now we can use iedit again, SPC s e, on any text we select in the project search results. Or simply manually edit the file (or even use multiple cursors). C-c C-c will commit the changes you have made, updating the changes throughout all the relevant files in the project.