dongque1646
2012-09-25 16:31
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如何在Powershell中修改GOPATH

I am trying to add my project directory to GOPATH, in linux I can do

export GOPATH=$HOME/mygo in ~/.bashrc

what is the equivalence in powershell

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我正在尝试将项目目录添加到GOPATH，在Linux中我可以做到 〜/ .bashrc中的

export GOPATH = $ HOME / mygo

powershell中的等效项

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  • dptk0969 2012-09-25 16:44
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    This should follow the way you set any Environment variable with Powershell (as described in this article):

    If you want it permanent (ie will apply for any future shell):

    [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("GOPATH", "C:\Your\Path", "User")

    One thing to watch out for: when we used SetEnvironmentVariable to create a new user- or machine-level environment variable that variable didn’t always show up when we ran this command in Windows PowerShell:

    Get-ChildItem Env:

    Or at least it didn’t show up until we restarted PowerShell. (Or started up a new instance of PowerShell.)
    However, we could retrieve the value of the new variable at any time by using this command:

    [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("GOPATH","User")

    If you want it for just the current shell, as mentioned in cmotley's answer and detailed in the same article:

    $env:GOPATH = "C:\Your\Path"

    As Jaykul comments, setting that line in your %UserProfile%\My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\profile.ps1 is the equivalent of an export in ~\.bashrc:
    See "Windows PowerShell Profiles".
    (There are actually 4 profiles, the one profile mentioned applies only to the current user, but affects all shells)

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  • dsvjw20866 2012-09-25 17:03

    Alternatively, you could do this:

    $env:GOPATH = "$HOME\mygo"

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