I prefer a GOPATH per project but never worry about setting it. I have a
small bash/dash script called gp which finds the GOPATH for me as long as
I'm in the project somewhere:
#!/bin/dash
paths=${PWD}
while [ "$paths" != "/" ]; do
if [ -d "$paths/bin" ]; then
if [ -d "$paths/pkg" ]; then
if [ -d "$paths/src" ]; then
echo ${paths}
exit 0
fi
fi
fi
cd ..
paths=${PWD}
done
exit 1
Then in my .bashrc I have an alias for GO - so normal go command is
available still:
>
>
alias GO='GOPATH=`gp` go $*'
Then from anywhere from within the project I can do things like GO install
./... and never worry about GOPATH again :)
Regards,
Diddymus
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