Should GOPATH? be set separately for each project in go language?
go language: should GOPATH? be set separately for each project
for example, my go project is managed uniformly under the d:/workspace/go_work/ directory, where there are three items project_01 , project_02 , project_03 :
d:/workspace/go_work/project_01
d:/workspace/go_work/project_02
d:/workspace/go_work/project_03
question:
1. Should I set 3 GOPATH , separated by semicolons? Like this:
d:/workspace/go_work/project_01;d:/workspace/go_work/project_02;d:/workspace/go_work/project_03
2. Do you want to add 100 items to GOPATH ?
you can choose to set more than one, either one project, one gopath
or one gopath to include multiple items. As mentioned above
No, directly set GOPATH=d:/workspace/go_work
you can set one. If you need to introduce other packages in the project, you can use vendor this function
GOPATH. Your project_01 can be placed in the src directory, so that you don't need to set
2 every time. Your project_01 is placed anywhere, as long as it is not under GOPATH. The premise for using go mod, is that your go version is 1.11
No, and all projects can be set to only one gopath, or set separately to a different gopath.
for each project.
No, there is only one gopath on a system (a user).
The
gopath/src/ project should be placed here.
gopath/pkg/ is managed by go and stores some intermediate compilation results.
gopath/bin/ is used to store the software program, go install will compile and copy the project here, and then you can call it directly on the command line.
Future go versions with the use of gomodule, gopath is about to become obsolete, and the project is no longer dependent on gopath.
1 GOPATH is fine, and then many items are in it. For example, mine is like this:
go echo $GOPATH
/Users/xxxx/go
go tree -L 2 $GOPATH
.
bin
bee
beeHello
cobra
dlv
fillstruct
geth
geth-tps
glide
go-outline
go-symbols
gocode
goconvey
godef
godoc
golint
gomodifytags
gopkgs
goplay
gorename
goreturns
gotests
govendor
guru
hi
impl
puppeth
rlpdump
pkg
darwin_amd64
src
awesomeProject
beeHello
github.com
golang.org
gopkg.in
govendor
sourcegraph.com
