You can configure how goenv operates with the following settings:
| name | default | description |
|---|---|---|
GOENV_VERSION |
Specifies the Go version to be used. Also see goenv help shell. |
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GOENV_ROOT |
~/.goenv |
Defines the directory under which Go versions and shims reside. Current value shown by goenv root. |
GOENV_DEBUG |
Outputs debug information. Also as: goenv --debug <subcommand> |
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GOENV_HOOK_PATH |
Colon-separated list of paths searched for goenv hooks. | |
GOENV_DIR |
$PWD |
Directory to start searching for .go-version files. |
GOENV_DISABLE_GOROOT |
0 |
Disables management of GOROOT.Set this to 1 if you want to use a GOROOT that you export. |
GOENV_DISABLE_GOPATH |
0 |
Disables management of GOPATH.Set this to 1 if you want to use a GOPATH that you export. It's recommend that you use this (as set to 0) to avoid mixing multiple versions of golang packages at GOPATH when using different versions of golang. See #72 (comment) |
GOENV_GOPATH_PREFIX |
$HOME/go |
GOPATH prefix that's exported when GOENV_DISABLE_GOPATH is not 1.E.g in practice it can be $HOME/go/1.12.0 if you currently use 1.12.0 version of go. |
GOENV_APPEND_GOPATH |
If GOPATH is set, it will be appended to the computed GOPATH. |
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GOENV_PREPEND_GOPATH |
If GOPATH is set, it will be prepended to the computed GOPATH. |
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GOENV_GOMOD_VERSION_ENABLE |
if GOENV_GOMOD_VERSION_ENABLE is set to 1, it will try to use the project's go.mod file to get the version. |
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GOENV_AUTO_INSTALL |
if GOENV_AUTO_INSTALL is set to 1, it will automatically run install if no command arguments specified (just run goenv!) |