You need following configuration for ubuntu.

$ sudo gedit ~/.bashrc

Add the following config

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin
export GOPATH=$HOME/go;
export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin;

/usr/local/go/bin will be your go installation path and $GOPATH/bin will be where your custom build packages will get installed.

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On Windows:

1) Set $GOPATH env , e.g. $HOME/go
2) Add $GOPATH/bin into $PATH

It should work now.

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for mac

example I put custom go folder in workspace directory. you could change my custom go directory workspace by your own.

add the following script to .bashrc

export GOROOT="/usr/local/go"
export GOPATH="$HOME/workspace/go"
export PATH="$HOME/workspace/go/bin:$PATH"

then run source .bashrc on your terminal

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I was having a similar problem on OSX, I found this the easiest way to get golang up and running:

With HomeBrew:

brew install go

Then add these to your .bash_profile:

export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin
export GOPATH=$HOME/.go

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Bash can't find go exectuable after installing Go package for OS X , Go should be installed to either /usr/local/go/bin or ~/Go/bin — I can't test the installer now. Try editing your ~/.bash_profile by calling: nano ~/.bash_profile. command not found after go build. Ask Question Asked 3 years, 4 months ago. Active 14 days ago. Viewed 17k times 5. 2. I have install and setup go. export GOPATH

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Comments

• Have you added $GOPATH/bin to your PATH?
• And use go install to install the binary in GOPATH/bin
• Yes I already did both the steps you mentioned
• Related: What does go build build? go build leaves the executable in the current working directory.
• That isn't a main package. It doesn't build a binary.
• Also don't forget to reload the configuration once its changed with source ~/.bashrc
• Thanks, this work for me. I using zshrc, sudo nano ~/.zshrc
• on windows its %GOPATH% into %PATH%
• Pretty sure that should be %GOPATH%\bin added to %PATH% if you are on WIndows