git grep -i "search pattern"

This command searches the entire git repository for a specified pattern, ignoring the case.

It works by scanning all files in the current repository's workspace and matches against the provided search pattern in a case-insensitive manner due to the '-i' flag.

-i is the short version of --ignore-case. If you want to limit the search to specific paths, you can append them at the end of the command. For example, you can use git grep -i "search pattern" src/ to only search in the src/ directory.