$GOPATH is not working

[grantstephens]

On the latest master (20/3/19) it seems that the exported environment variable GOPATH is not passed to go as running go env gives /home/$user/go/$goversion and not whatever $GOROOT is set to.

[syndbg]

Thanks! I'll check it out and verify

[d-kuro]

I use fish shell, solved this by deleting eval (goenv init-| source) which I wrote in fish.config

[blockloop]

The change is described in the commit message of f9a06ed. @grantstephens you need to export GOENV_DISABLE_GOPATH=1 before eval "$(goenv init -)"

Here's my rc

export GOENV_DISABLE_GOPATH=1
export GOENV_VERSION=$(goenv versions --bare | tail -n1)
export GOPATH="$HOME/go"
eval "$(goenv init -)"
goenv global "${GOENV_VERSION}"

[syndbg]

@grantstephens @d-kuro @blockloop Hey, my takeaway from the issue is that the documentation was lacking since you had to check the commit to better understand the usage.

I've added the GOPATH and GOROOT-related env vars to https://github.com/syndbg/goenv/blob/master/ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES.md

I think it's resolving the issue. What do you think?

P.S I've referenced your comment @blockloop . Cool usage of export GOENV_VERSION=$(goenv versions --bare | tail -n1) :)

[d-kuro]

@syndbg thanks!

[timhughes]

@blockloop @syndbg you may want to add a sort in there by version.

$ goenv versions --bare
1.10.2
1.11.0
1.5.4

When you have pre 1.10 versions you get the following which is quite obviously wrong

$ goenv versions --bare | tail -n1
1.5.4

But sort has the ability to sort by semver (at least on linux it does)

$ goenv versions --bare|sort --version-sort
1.5.4
1.10.2
1.11.0

So you then get what you are after

$ goenv versions --bare|sort --version-sort|tail -n1
1.11.0

Opened a issue for this #81