If you have a list is should be possible to import them.... over at https://civicrm.wikimedia.org/civicrm/import/option_value - although it looks like we need to expose more fields to import

Here's an upstream PR to make these importable.

@MDemosWMF Can you prepare two CSVs for this, one each for Packages and Appeals, with three columns: Label, Value, Description. Label and Value would be the same.

@Lars Here are the two files. All of the appeal codes are already in Civi, but I created a file as an example in case it is helpful for setup.

@MDemosWMF The November Package codes.csv file has the incorrect (old-style MacOS) line endings in it again, as we saw where you had that file that wouldn't import earlier. Which program are you using to create these files?

@MDemosWMF and if it is Excel, are you doing File -> Save As ... -> csv?

There's an additional problem with this one in that the link to use the import template looks like https://civicrm.wikimedia.org/civicrm/import/%?reset=1&template_id=3648 when it should be https://civicrm.wikimedia.org/civicrm/import/option_value?reset=1&template_id=3648 (i.e. we have % instead of option_value).

@MDemosWMF I have imported the packages in your file, but it looks like 30 of them already existed: https://civicrm.wikimedia.org/civicrm/search#/display/Import_3653/Import_3653
You might note there is one less rows than your original file, which is because I imported that one separately to test.

@MDemosWMF I've split the incorrect url issue above off into T411438: Add correct links for generic imports to Import Templates SearchKit, so we can work on a general solution for all imports.
In the meantime, you can just go to https://civicrm.wikimedia.org/civicrm/import/option_value and select the template there instead of using the Import Template report.

@Lars Thanks this is a big help! Will note that link to import future appeal/package codes.

I'm not sure what is happening with the file type there. I think what I did was copy/paste the codes and descriptions into a new excel file and then save as .csv? Looks like I might've accidentally saved it as the Mac .csv and not the one I have checked below which I usually choose.

@MDemosWMF Could be the Mac CSV thing, you definitely don't want that (hasn't been a thing for decades).