class Git::Commands::Remote::Rename

‘git remote rename` command

Renames a remote and updates all its remote-tracking branches and configuration settings.

@example Rename a remote

rename = Git::Commands::Remote::Rename.new(execution_context)
rename.call('origin', 'upstream')

@example Rename a remote with progress reporting

rename = Git::Commands::Remote::Rename.new(execution_context)
rename.call('origin', 'upstream', progress: true)

@example Suppress progress output during rename

rename = Git::Commands::Remote::Rename.new(execution_context)
rename.call('origin', 'upstream', no_progress: true)

@note No ‘end_of_options` boundary despite `:progress` preceding the operands:

`git remote rename` did not accept a `--` separator until git 2.36.0. Since
the `old`/`new` operands are still validated (an operand is rejected as
option-like whenever no `--` boundary exists anywhere in the definition),
a name that looks like a flag (e.g. `-weird`) raises `ArgumentError` instead
of ever reaching git, so omitting the boundary introduces no ambiguity.

@note ‘arguments` block audited against git-scm.com/docs/git-remote/2.53.0

@see Git::Commands::Remote

@see git-scm.com/docs/git-remote git-remote

@api private