Using sed on the command line

Examples

Executed as part of find (see using-find note)

-E use extended regex
-i update in place (ie replace existing file - remove this to test a sed)
/\@automotive/!
- using ! makes this a negative lookbehind (equivalent) by creating a register
- surrounding with /xx/ uses regex
s/(jlr-[^"]+)/@automotive\/\1/g
- (jlr-[^"]+) create capture group from jlr-everthing-not"
- s/xxx/g makes this regex (with global flag)
- [^"]+ greedy search for everything up to a "
- \1 put everything in capture group 1 here

find ./ -type f -not -path '*/\.git/*' -exec sed -Ei '/\@automotive/!s/(jlr-[^"]+)/@automotive\/\1/g' {} \;