# Rake posts:remap - 0 posts remapped!

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**Created:** [February 1, 2020, 9:56am UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/rake-posts-remap-0-posts-remapped/140364 "2020-02-01T09:56:01Z")\
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> [@Amethi](#):
>
> Raw, like the file format? No just usual web formats.

`raw` is the field where the text you see in the editor is. The stuff you are replacing is what you see if you edit the post in the ux, right? (`cooked` is the stuff that’s been processed and is what gets displayed.)

> [@Amethi](#):
>
> Doing what in rails console?

Doing stuff to re-write the posts. This is might be just enough to make you dangerous:

```ruby
bps = Post.where("raw like '%//SOME-STRING%'")
bps.each do |post|
  post.raw.gsub!(/OLD/,'NEW')
  post.save
end

```

The advantage over the rake task is that you don’t have multiple levels of espaping to navigate.

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