anaconda repo channel

Usage

anaconda repo channel [OPTIONS]

Description

Manages repository channels and subchannels: list channels, create or remove a channel, show channel details, list packages or files, view history, and change privacy (lock/unlock) or indexing (freeze/unfreeze). Exactly one action must be specified.

Subchannels

A subchannel is a hierarchical division within an existing channel, referenced using the <CHANNEL>/<SUBCHANNEL> syntax. Subchannels operate independently from the parent channel—they can have their own mirroring configurations, privacy settings, and policies.

Most channel actions that accept a <CHANNEL> argument also work with subchannels by specifying the full path.

Options

Examples

List your channels

anaconda repo channel --list

The --list action returns only channels that you own and channels that have been shared with you through group membership. Public channels do not appear in the results, but you can still access all public channels by default.

Create a new channel

anaconda repo channel --create <CHANNEL>

Show channel details

anaconda repo channel --show <CHANNEL> --full-details

List packages in a channel

anaconda repo channel --list-packages <CHANNEL> 

Make a channel private

anaconda repo channel --lock <CHANNEL>

Freeze a channel (stop indexing updates)

anaconda repo channel --freeze <CHANNEL>

Show history for a channel

anaconda repo channel --history <CHANNEL>

Show package changes for a channel

anaconda repo channel --package-changes <CHANNEL>

Subchannel examples

Create a subchannel within an existing channel

anaconda repo channel --create <CHANNEL>/<SUBCHANNEL>

Show subchannel details

anaconda repo channel --show <CHANNEL>/<SUBCHANNEL> --full-details

List packages in a subchannel

anaconda repo channel --list-packages <CHANNEL>/<SUBCHANNEL>

Lock a subchannel (make it private)

anaconda repo channel --lock <CHANNEL>/<SUBCHANNEL>

Remove a subchannel

anaconda repo channel --remove <CHANNEL>/<SUBCHANNEL>