go-install

Install a package from current module

$ go install

$ go install [package]

$ go install [example.com/tool]@latest

$ go install [example.com/tool]@v1.2.3

$ go install -v [package]

go install [build flags] [packages]

go install compiles and installs packages and their dependencies. Executables are installed to the directory named by the GOBIN environment variable, defaulting to $GOPATH/bin or $HOME/go/bin. When used with an @version suffix, it installs in module-aware mode regardless of the current directory, ignoring any go.mod present.

-v

Print package names as compiled.

Print commands without executing.

Print commands as executed.

Install specific version (latest, v1.2.3, etc.).

Use @latest or @version to install tools independent of current module. Without a version suffix, go install uses dependencies from the current module's go.mod.

go(1), go-build(1), go-get(1)