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Usage

anaconda repo mirror (--channel <CHANNEL>) (--create <NAME> | --update <NAME> | --delete <NAME> | --stop <NAME> | --restart <NAME> | --list | --show <NAME> [PROP ...] | --list-all | --sync-state <NAME>) [-s <SOURCE>] [-n <NAME>] [--mode passive|active] [--type conda|python_simple|CRAN] [--cron <CRON>] [--proxy <URL>] [--policy-id <ID>] [--run_now] [filter options...]
Replace <CHANNEL> with the channel to mirror to (with —channel / -c).
Replace <NAME> with the mirror name.
Replace <SOURCE> with the source channel URL (for example, https://conda.anaconda.org/example-channel).
Replace <CRON>, <URL>, and <ID> as needed for schedule, proxy, and policy.

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Description

Manages Anaconda repository mirrors. You can create, update, delete, stop, or restart a mirror. You can also list mirrors, show mirror properties, and check the sync state of a mirror. A mirror copies packages from a source channel into one of your channels. You can configure the mirror mode (passive or active), the mirror type (conda, python_simple, or CRAN), and an optional cron schedule and proxy.

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Options

Option
Default
Description
-c, --channel <CHANNEL>
Channel to mirror to
--create <NAME>
Create a new mirror
--update <NAME>
Update an existing mirror
--delete <NAME>
Delete a mirror
--stop <NAME>
Stop a mirror
--restart <NAME>
Restart a mirror
--list, -l
List all mirrors
--show <NAME> [PROP ...]
Show mirror properties: id, name, source, type, mode, state, proxy, cron, last_run_at, created_at, updated_at
--list-all
List all mirrors
--sync-state <NAME>
Show sync state of a mirror by name
-s, --source <URL>
Source channel URL (for example, https://conda.anaconda.org/conda-test)
-n, --name <NAME>
Mirror name
--mode <MODE>
passive
Mirror mode: passive (files on demand) or active (download all)
--type <TYPE>
Mirror type: conda, python_simple, or CRAN
--cron <CRON>
Cron string for mirror job schedule
--proxy <URL>
Proxy URL for mirroring
--policy-id <ID>
Policy ID to apply to the mirror
--use-channel-policy <BOOL>
Set to True to apply the policy connected to the channel. When False, provide --policy-id.
--run_now
Run the mirror job immediately instead of waiting for the cron schedule
-h, --help
Show full help including filter options

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Filter options

Filters narrow the set of packages mirrored from the source channel. Some filters are specific to an artifact family.
Option
Default
Description
--subdirs <LIST>
[conda] Comma-separated conda subdirs to mirror (for example, linux-64,osx-64,noarch)
--projects <LIST>
[python] Comma-separated PyPI projects to mirror
--licenses <LIST>
Comma-separated licenses to include. Prepend - to exclude (for example, mit,bsd,-gpl3). Values: agpl, gpl2, gpl3, lgpl, bsd, mit, apache, psf, public_domain, proprietary, other, none
--only_spec <SPEC>
MatchSpec to include exclusively. Can be repeated for multiple entries.
--exclude_spec <SPEC>
MatchSpec to exclude. Can be repeated for multiple entries.
--include_spec <SPEC>
MatchSpec to include. Can be repeated for multiple entries.
--cve_score <SCORE>
Only mirror files with CVE score less than or equal to this value (for example, 9.5)
--exclude_uncurated_cve_packages
Exclude packages with uncurated CVEs from mirroring
--only_signed [BOOL]
False
Only mirror signed packages
--date_from <DATE>
[conda] Only mirror packages published on or after this date (YYYY-mm-dd)
--date_to <DATE>
[conda] Only mirror packages published on or before this date (YYYY-mm-dd)

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Examples

List mirrors 
anaconda repo mirror --list
Create a passive conda mirror 
anaconda repo mirror --channel my-channel --create my-mirror --source https://repo.example.com/example-source-channel
Show mirror properties 
anaconda repo mirror --show my-mirror