Say I wanted to integrate a go project into another repo, or wanted to develop a temporary project on my desktop. My current understanding is that in order to develop anything, it must be within my gopath.
Is this unique to Go?
Is there a way to, for example, go init a folder and use that as a self contained project folder?
分享 As I illustrated in Automatically defining GOPATH on a per project basis, it depends on your IDE.
Visual Studio Code will detect automatically a Go project structure (myProject/src) and set a GOPATH just for that project.
See "GOPATH in the VS Code Go extension"
You would find the same feature in GoLand, the IntelliJ editor (not free).
See this thread.
- Global GOPATH: this allows you to configure a GOPATH (which can have multiple values, of course) for all the projects you are using the IDE with. You'll configure it once and reuse it across the projects
- Project GOPATH: has the same properties as the Global GOPATH but this one applies only to the current project. This means you can configure different GOPATH values for different projects.
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