Zoltan
Zoltan
@rjeczalik No screencast and no error messages. Here is what's happening. I go to the CMD prompt and then: `CD %GOPATH%\bin` I got into the directory where gobin.exe is installed....
Hello, Did you manage to fix this bug? Please let me know! Thanks!
Yes, I'll troubleshoot! That's what I wanted to offer, actually. I add that line now and I get back to you in a few minutes.
hm. the quick result is:  But I fix this, do not worry. I get back to you in a moment
Yes, I just fixed that line to this: `fmt.Println(path, canwrite, fi.IsDir, fi.Mode().IsRegular(), IsExecutable(path), IsBinary(path))` It compiles now. However, the Go 1.10 build command does not place the gobin program into...
Well, I tried that already but nothing! :( See:  So go build runs with no errors, same for go install but the binary file is nowhere to be found......
OK, It got installed when I ran `go install` from that sub-directory
Here is the output: 
I have no idea why it is looking at my `nodejs` ( installed via `npm` ) binaries....
OK Anyhow, for all go binary files the results are: true 0x60f4a0 true true true as you can see