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Imagine you're in a directory with a single file named file.jpg.
file.jpg
On a case-insensitive system, this command (renaming file.jpg to File.jpg) will fail as the target file already exists.
File.jpg
$ renamer --find file --replace File file.jpg
You can override this behaviour by passing --force.
--force
$ renamer --find file --replace File file.jpg --force
The target file is now File.jpg.