Is there a way to specify a custom user/channel to upload packages to?
See original GitHub issueGreat work on these tools. They really help deploying packages.
I would like to deploy packages to my own channel using conda-smithy rendered recipes.
currently I have to change the line that has the command upload_or_check_non_existance
after I rerender my recipe. Is this necessary? is there a flag I can set in conda-forge.yml
to specify my user?
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Add the following to
conda-forge.yml
and rerender.sources
line is necessary only if you want to pull in packages from your channel for the building of the package.You need to use a comma separated list, not a yaml list. https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge-pinning-feedstock/blob/master/recipe/conda_build_config.yaml#L106