rush-edit
verbUK /rʌʃ ˈɛdɪt/
US /rʌʃ ˈɛdɪt/
To edit something very fast because there is little time.
She had to rush-edit the video before the meeting started.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make quick changes to a document under time pressure.
He rush-edited the report minutes before sending it.
3. To hurriedly fix mistakes in a piece of writing or media.
The team rush-edited the article after the editor's feedback.
4. To do a fast pass of corrections without deep review.
I rush-edited the photos and uploaded them right away.