Document need to add GOBIN to PATH to run CLI - #117
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Not being a Go developer, it caught me off guard that this wasn't added to the PATH by default, so I was wondering whether the CLI had been correctly installed. Explicitly adding it to the PATH as indicated by the linked comment fixed the issue.
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Not being a Go developer, it caught me off guard that this wasn't added to the PATH by default, so I was wondering whether the CLI had been correctly installed. Explicitly adding it to the PATH as indicated by the linked comment fixed the issue.