It's not always the case that the path of go binary are the same across machines (e.g. /usr/local/bin/go, /usr/bin/go, etc). I wonder if it is a good idea to automatically detect go, when the provided go binary path is not available, so that when running across machines there are no need to edit config files or having to pass --go $(which go) as a command line flag
It's not always the case that the path of go binary are the same across machines (e.g.
/usr/local/bin/go
,/usr/bin/go
, etc). I wonder if it is a good idea to automatically detect go, when the providedgo
binary path is not available, so that when running across machines there are no need to edit config files or having to pass--go $(which go)
as a command line flag