glab-packages

# glab packages List packages in a GitLab project's package registry, upload/download generic package files, and delete package registry entries by numeric ID or by `--name`/`--version`. `glab packages list` / `ls` lists project package registries. The current command surface also includes `upload` / `ul` for generic package uploads, `download` / `dl` for generic package downloads, and `delete` / `rm` for package deletion by numeric ID or by `--name`/`--version`. ## Delete by name and version `glab packages delete --name example-generic --version 1.0.0` resolves the package in the selected project; `--package-type` defaults to `generic`. Supply the type explicitly for another ecosystem. `--name` and `--version` are required together. A positional numeric ID, `--id`, and `--name` are alternative selectors; do not combine them. The `rm` alias accepts the same options. Preview the exact project, package name, version, type, and resolved ID before approving deletion. Deletion is permanent and prompts interactively; non-interactive use requires `--yes`, which must only follow explicit approval. ## Quick start ```bash # List all packages in the current project glab packages list # Alias glab packages ls # List packages from another project glab packages list -R owner/repo # Upload a file as a generic package version glab packages upload ./build/app.zip --name my-package --version 1.0.0 # Download a generic package file glab packages download --name my-package --version 1.0.0 --filename app.zip # Delete a package by numeric ID after listing packages glab packages delete 12345 --yes ``` ## Filtering ```bash # Filter by package name substring glab packages list --name my-package # Filter by package type glab packages list --package-type npm glab packages list --package-type maven glab packages list --package-type generic ``` Supported package types from glab help: ```text composer, conan, debian, generic, golang, helm, maven, npm, nuget, pypi, terraform_module ``` ## Pagination and automation ```bash # Select a page and page size glab packages list --page 2 --per-page 10 # JSON output filtering is available through the global --jq support on this command glab packages list --jq '.[].name' ``` Use `-R/--repo` when running outside the target project's Git checkout. Prefer structured output/`--jq` for scripts rather than parsing text tables. ## Upload generic package files ```bash # Upload a local file under its original filename glab packages upload ./build/app.zip --name my-package --version 1.0.0 # Store the uploaded file under a different package filename glab packages upload ./build/app.zip --name my-package --version 1.0.0 --filename release.zip # Alias and explicit target project glab packages ul ./build/app.zip -n my-package --version 1.0.0 -R owner/repo ``` Upload stores the file as a **generic** package in the target project's package registry. `--name` and `--version` are required; `--filename` defaults to the local file basename. Use `-R/--repo` for uploads outside the target project checkout. ## Download generic package files ```bash # Download a package file to the current directory glab packages download --name my-package --version 1.0.0 --filename app.zip # Download into a directory, keeping the original file name glab packages download -n my-package --version 1.0.0 --filename app.zip --path ./downloads/ # Download to an exact path, renaming the file glab packages download -n my-package --version 1.0.0 --filename app.zip --path ./downloads/renamed.zip # Download to an absolute path (missing parent directories are created) glab packages download -n my-package --version 1.0.0 --filename app.zip --path /tmp/downloads/app.zip # Skip checksum verification only when you intentionally accept the integrity risk glab packages download -n my-package --version 1.0.0 --filename app.zip --no-verify # Alias, overwrite an existing target, and explicit project targeting glab packages dl -n my-package --version 1.0.0 --filename app.zip --force -R owner/repo ``` Download is limited to **generic** package files and requires `--name`, `--version`, and `--filename`. By default glab verifies the downloaded file against registry checksum metadata and fails if the destination already exists. Use `--path` for a relative or absolute directory/exact output filename; glab creates missing parent directories. Use `--force` to overwrite and `--no-verify` only when checksum verification is intentionally bypassed. For downloads with duplicate filenames, checksum verification uses the newest matching package file (the highest file ID). ## Delete packages ```bash # Find the package ID first glab packages list --name my-package # Delete by numeric package ID; prompts for confirmation glab packages delete 12345 # Skip confirmation for automation after independently confirming the ID glab packages delete 12345 --yes # Alias glab packages rm 12345 ``` Delete accepts a numeric ID or the `--name`/`--version` pair described above. Use `glab packages list` (preferably with JSON/`--jq` in scripts) to identify the ID, then pass `--yes` only when the target package has been verified. ## Reference See [references/commands.md](references/commands.md) for command synopsis and flags.