the --packages/-p or --query/-q flags. --packages allows you to explicitly declare which package gets uploaded to the server by specifying the package ID. --query accepts a query parameter, e.g. arch=armv8 arch=armv8 and os=Linux, and only uploads binary packages which match this query. When using the --query flag, ensure that your query string is enclosed in quotes to make the parameter explicit to your shell For example, conan upload -q 'arch=x86_64 and os=Linux' ... is appropriate use of the --query flag. Now try again to read the information from the remote. We refer to it as remote, even if it

from Conan 2.2.3 to 2.0.17 usage: conan cache clean [-h] [-v [V]] [-s] [-b] [-d] [-t] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] [pattern] Remove non-critical folders from the cache, like source, build and/or download (.tgz store) metadata folders -t, --temp Clean temporary folders -p PACKAGE_QUERY, --package-query PACKAGE_QUERY Remove only the packages matching a specific query, e.g., os=Windows AND (arch=x86 OR compiler=gcc) This command Downgrading cache from Conan 2.3.2 to 2.0.17 usage: conan cache check-integrity [-h] [-v [V]] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] pattern Check the integrity of the local cache for the given references positional arguments: pattern

the --packages/-p or --query/-q flags. --packages allows you to explicitly declare which package gets uploaded to the server by specifying the package ID. --query accepts a query parameter, e.g. arch=armv8 arch=armv8 and os=Linux, and only uploads binary packages which match this query. When using the --query flag, ensure that your query string is enclosed in quotes to make the parameter explicit to your shell For example, conan upload -q 'arch=x86_64 and os=Linux' ... is appropriate use of the --query flag. Now try again to read the information from the remote. We refer to it as remote, even if it

the --packages/-p or --query/-q flags. --packages allows you to explicitly declare which package gets uploaded to the server by specifying the package ID. --query accepts a query parameter, e.g. arch=armv8 arch=armv8 and os=Linux, and only uploads binary packages which match this query. When using the --query flag, ensure that your query string is enclosed in quotes to make the parameter explicit to your shell For example, conan upload -q 'arch=x86_64 and os=Linux' ... is appropriate use of the --query flag. Now try again to read the information from the remote. We refer to it as remote, even if it

profile.py usage: conan cache clean [-h] [-v [V]] [-cc CORE_CONF] [-s] [-b] [-d] [-t] [-bs] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] [pattern] Remove non-critical folders from the cache, like source, build and/or download (.tgz store) folders -bs, --backup-sources Clean backup sources -p PACKAGE_QUERY, --package-query PACKAGE_QUERY Remove only the packages matching a specific query, e.g., os=Windows AND (arch=x86 OR compiler=gcc) This command Successfully updated profile.py usage: conan cache check-integrity [-h] [-v [V]] [-cc CORE_CONF] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] pattern Check the integrity of the local cache for the given references positional arguments: pattern

clean -h usage: conan cache clean [-h] [-v [V]] [-cc CORE_CONF] [-s] [-b] [-d] [-t] [-bs] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] [pattern] Remove non-critical folders from the cache, like source, build and/or download (.tgz store) folders -bs, --backup-sources Clean backup sources -p PACKAGE_QUERY, --package-query PACKAGE_QUERY Remove only the packages matching a specific query, e.g., os=Windows AND (arch=x86 OR compiler=gcc) This command cache check-integrity -h usage: conan cache check-integrity [-h] [-v [V]] [-cc CORE_CONF] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] pattern Check the integrity of the local cache for the given references positional arguments: pattern

profile.py usage: conan cache clean [-h] [-v [V]] [-cc CORE_CONF] [-s] [-b] [-d] [-t] [-bs] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] [pattern] Remove non-critical folders from the cache, like source, build and/or download (.tgz store) folders -bs, --backup-sources Clean backup sources -p PACKAGE_QUERY, --package-query PACKAGE_QUERY Remove only the packages matching a specific query, e.g., os=Windows AND (arch=x86 OR compiler=gcc) This command updated cppstd_compat.py usage: conan cache check-integrity [-h] [-v [V]] [-cc CORE_CONF] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] pattern Check the integrity of the local cache for the given references positional arguments: pattern

profile.py usage: conan cache clean [-h] [-v [V]] [-cc CORE_CONF] [-s] [-b] [-d] [-t] [-bs] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] [pattern] Remove non-critical folders from the cache, like source, build and/or download (.tgz store) folders -bs, --backup-sources Clean backup sources -p PACKAGE_QUERY, --package-query PACKAGE_QUERY Remove only the packages matching a specific query, e.g., os=Windows AND (arch=x86 OR compiler=gcc) This command Successfully updated profile.py usage: conan cache check-integrity [-h] [-v [V]] [-cc CORE_CONF] [-p PACKAGE_QUERY] pattern Check the integrity of the local cache for the given references positional arguments: pattern

the --packages/-p or --query/-q flags. --packages allows you to explicitly declare which package gets uploaded to the server by specifying the package ID. --query accepts a query parameter, e.g. arch=armv8 arch=armv8 and os=Linux, and only uploads binary packages which match this query. When using the --query flag, ensure that your query string is enclosed in quotes to make the parameter explicit to your shell For example, conan upload -q 'arch=x86_64 and os=Linux' ... is appropriate use of the --query flag. Now try again to read the information from the remote. We refer to it as remote, even if it

the --packages/-p or --query/-q flags. --packages allows you to explicitly declare which package gets uploaded to the server by specifying the package ID. --query accepts a query parameter, e.g. arch=armv8 arch=armv8 and os=Linux, and only uploads binary packages which match this query. When using the --query flag, ensure that your query string is enclosed in quotes to make the parameter explicit to your shell For example, conan upload -q 'arch=x86_64 and os=Linux' ... is appropriate use of the --query flag. Now try again to read the information from the remote. We refer to it as remote, even if it