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When nash is installed from git master (make install), it returns the following error if GOPATH contains multiple path entries: error[stat /home/dragon/src/go/ext:/home/dragon/src/go/src/github.com/NeowayLabs/nash: no such file or directory] validating nashroot
Changing GOPATH to a single entry prevents the error, but is not a sustainable solution.
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@tiago4orion It should ideally follow go's own behaviour; namely, search all entries of GOPATH when looking for packages, and use the first entry when writing anything.
In this case I think the best thing we can do is avoid look into GOPATH when inferring NASHROOT. Then the behaviour will be: look if NASHROOT variable is set, if not use $HOME/nashroot.
When nash is installed from git master (
make install
), it returns the following error if GOPATH contains multiple path entries:error[stat /home/dragon/src/go/ext:/home/dragon/src/go/src/github.com/NeowayLabs/nash: no such file or directory] validating nashroot
Changing GOPATH to a single entry prevents the error, but is not a sustainable solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: