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Upload conda packages to various channels.

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Usage

pixi upload [OPTIONS] <PACKAGE_FILE>...

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Description

The pixi upload command uploads conda packages to various channel types. It supports multiple server types and uses the pixi authentication system for credentials. Supported server types:
  • prefix - Prefix.dev channels
  • anaconda - Anaconda.org channels
  • quetz - Quetz server
  • artifactory - JFrog Artifactory
  • s3 - Amazon S3 buckets
  • conda-forge - Conda-forge staging

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Authentication

The upload command uses pixi auth login for authentication. Make sure to authenticate before uploading: 
pixi auth login <SERVER_URL>
pixi upload my-package-0.1.0-*.conda

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Options

The upload command supports all options from rattler-build upload. Common options include:
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package-files
path
required
One or more package files to upload.
pixi upload package-0.1.0-linux-64.conda
pixi upload *.conda
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--url
string
The URL of the server to upload to.
pixi upload --url https://prefix.dev/my-channel my-package.conda
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--channel
string
The channel name to upload to.
pixi upload --channel my-channel my-package.conda
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--api-key
string
The API key for authentication (not recommended, use pixi auth instead).

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Examples

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Upload to Prefix.dev

Upload a package to a Prefix.dev channel: 
# First authenticate
pixi auth login https://prefix.dev

# Then upload
pixi upload --url https://prefix.dev/my-channel my-package-0.1.0-*.conda

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Upload multiple packages

Upload all conda packages in a directory: 
pixi upload --url https://prefix.dev/my-channel dist/*.conda

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Upload to Anaconda.org

Upload to Anaconda.org: 
pixi auth login https://anaconda.org
pixi upload --channel my-channel my-package.conda

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Build and Upload Workflow

Common workflow for building and uploading packages: 
# Build the package
pixi build --output-dir ./dist

# Upload the built packages
pixi upload --url https://prefix.dev/my-channel ./dist/*.conda