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The anaconda channel command group manages Anaconda repository channels. Channels can exist on anaconda.com (private repository channels) or anaconda.org (public channels).
This command replaces the deprecated anaconda channel command (which was an alias for anaconda label). The legacy --list, --copy, --show, --lock, --unlock, and --remove flags still work for backward compatibility but operate on labels instead. Labels are tags applied to packages within a channel (such as “main” or “dev”) to organize releases, while channels are the repositories themselves.Use anaconda label for label management.
A typical channel creation workflow is:
  1. anaconda channel create my-org/my-channel --private to create a channel (in this case, a private one).
  2. anaconda channel upload packages/*.conda --channel my-org/my-channel to upload packages.

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