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# anaconda channel upload

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## Usage

```bash theme={null}
anaconda channel upload <FILES>... --channel <CHANNEL> [OPTIONS]
```

## Description

Uploads packages to one or more channels. Files can be specified as paths or glob patterns.

You can specify channels in two ways:

* **Simple name with `--namespace`**: `--channel my-channel --namespace my-org`
* **Combined format**: `--channel my-org/my-channel`

You can upload to multiple channels by specifying `--channel` multiple times.

When the target resolves to an anaconda.org owner (rather than an anaconda.com repository channel), the upload uses the anaconda.org upload path, and you can apply labels with `--label`.

## Arguments

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## Options

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      <GCell>Required. Target channel(s) in `namespace/channel` or `channel` format. Can be specified multiple times.</GCell>
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      <GCell>`-n, --namespace <TEXT>`</GCell>
      <GCell>Namespace for the channel (alternative to `namespace/channel` format)</GCell>
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      <GCell>`-l, --label <LABEL>`</GCell>
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## Examples

**Upload a package to a channel**

```bash theme={null}
anaconda channel upload my-package-1.0.0.tar.bz2 --channel my-org/my-channel
```

**Upload multiple packages using a glob pattern**

```bash theme={null}
anaconda channel upload *.conda --channel my-channel --namespace my-org
```

**Upload to multiple channels**

```bash theme={null}
anaconda channel upload my-package.conda --channel my-org/channel-1 --channel my-org/channel-2
```

**Upload with a specific package type**

```bash theme={null}
anaconda channel upload my-package.tar.gz --channel my-org/my-channel --package-type conda
```