go-quick-import was working perfectly fine with my previous standard GOPATH=~/go. And thank you for this awesome extension! Makes me feel right at $HOME.
Recently I switched to multiple paths in GOPATH to clean up my imports vs multiple local repositories I contribute to (about 13 repos, out of the 80+ or so Go imports I have). Makes it much cleaner:
GOPATH=~/.go:~/go
I have done this so normal go get ... commands will put the package in the /.go folder by default. But my CDPATH and actual contributions are in ~/go, easily browsable now.
I just noticed when I did this and restarted Atom normally from Bash in a project folder that go-quick-import only seems to be showing stdlib packages now. Mostly likely following $GOROOT settings.
I'll try to debug more over the weekend. But I suspect that go-quick-import doesn't support multiple paths in GOPATH?
go-quick-importwas working perfectly fine with my previous standardGOPATH=~/go. And thank you for this awesome extension! Makes me feel right at $HOME.Recently I switched to multiple paths in GOPATH to clean up my imports vs multiple local repositories I contribute to (about 13 repos, out of the 80+ or so Go imports I have). Makes it much cleaner:
GOPATH=~/.go:~/goI have done this so normal
go get ...commands will put the package in the/.gofolder by default. But my CDPATH and actual contributions are in~/go, easily browsable now.I just noticed when I did this and restarted Atom normally from Bash in a project folder that
go-quick-importonly seems to be showingstdlibpackages now. Mostly likely following $GOROOT settings.I'll try to debug more over the weekend. But I suspect that
go-quick-importdoesn't support multiple paths in GOPATH?