Golang - specify goroot for my ide goland

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How can I specify my goroot path for go sdk for my ide?

GOROOT=“/nix/store/k8ddnfybpv1ag4z7k5b17i7naalljy9a-go-1.4-bootstrap-20161024/share/go”

At the moment the following path is GOROOT=“/nix/store/k8ddnfybpv1ag4z7k5b17i7naalljy9a-go-1.4-bootstrap-20161024/share/go” and of course with the wrong permissions. Is it a good idea to change the permissions there for my user?

How is the Nixos way?

Thx Bavra

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How are the permissions wrong?

In the nix store everything is world readable, but writable for no one.

Nothing should write to the GOROOT anyway.

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And how can I now set the /etc/environment variables under nixos They do not exist, just like the .profile or .bashrc. Should I create them myself or are they somewhere else?

I am just trying to create my own variables:

GOBIN=“/home/bavramor/go/bin”
GOPATH=“/home/bavramor/go”

without losing them at every start.

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Depending on how you installed go it should be in your profile, it usually knows well enough about where it’s GOROOT is.

Try go env GOROOT.

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Thank you very much, my goroot, gopath, gobin are here:

GOROOT="/nix/store/k8ddnfybpv1ag4z7k5b17i7naalljy9a-go-1.4-bootstrap-20161024/share/go"
GOPATH="/home/bavramor/data/Webdesign/Webseiten/go"
GOBIN="/home/bavramor/data/Webdesign/Webseiten/go/bin"

so far, so good. But my IDE Goland also wants to have a GOROOT, see screenshot. So the path “/nix/store/k8ddnfybpv1ag4z7k5b17i7naalljy9a-go-1.4-bootstrap-20161024/share/go” is of no use. Even with the path “/run/current-system/sw/share/go” I don’t reach the goal.

What is in NIXOS the equivalent directory to “/usr/local/share/go” or “/usr/local/bin?”
And where can I set the env variables for my user or globally. In the “configuration.nix”?

I have found that, am I right there?

 config.environment.variables =
      { 
       GOPATH="/home/bavramor/data/Webdesign/Webseiten/go"
       GOBIN="/home/bavramor/data/Webdesign/Webseiten/go/bin"
      };

Thx very much!

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Whatever the go you want to use prints as it’s go env GOROOT.

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I guess the disadvantage here is that every time you do a nixos-rebuild this will change, no? And if you forget to update it, you’re pointing to an old version of go …