go-env:tldr:5d848

The command "go env -w ${GOBIN}=${path-to-directory}" is used to modify the environment variable GOBIN for the Go programming language.

Here's what each part of the command does:

• "go env" is the command-line tool in Go used to print Go environment information.
• "-w" is a flag that enables writing or modifying environment variables.
• "${GOBIN}" is an environment variable in Go that specifies the directory where compiled binary executables are installed.
• "=${path-to-directory}" is the value assigned to the GOBIN variable. Replace "${path-to-directory}" with the actual path to the desired directory where you want the compiled binary executables to be installed.

So, when you execute "go env -w ${GOBIN}=${path-to-directory}", you are setting the value of the GOBIN environment variable to the specified directory to change the location where Go installs compiled binary executables.