go-env:tldr:42213
go-env: Reset an environment variable's value.
$ go env -u ${GOBIN}
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The command "go env -u ${GOBIN}" is used to unset the value of the "GOBIN" environment variable in the Go programming language.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "go": This is the command-line tool for working with Go programming.
- "env": This is a subcommand of the "go" tool used to view or manipulate Go environment variables.
- "-u": This flag is used to unset (remove) the value of an environment variable.
- "${GOBIN}": This is the syntax to reference the value of the "GOBIN" environment variable in Go.
By running this command, the "GOBIN" environment variable will be unset, meaning it will not have any value.
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