sorry,i error think this is auto tool

@blue-bird1 I'm having the exact same problem (same go version also), gomobile init does not seem to be doing anything (I supposed it should install NDK, but it does nothing..silently). Why has this issue been closed ? Did you manage to find out how to get gomobile init to work ?

@blue-bird1 I'm having the exact same problem (same go version also), gomobile init does not seem to be doing anything (I supposed it should install NDK, but it does nothing..silently). Why has this issue been closed ? Did you manage to find out how to get gomobile init to work ?

If you don't set up the environment, it won't work, and it won't report any errors. I thought it was because I didn't set up the environment, so shut it down. You just need to install ndk and set environment var to make it work.

Them the docs and the help of gomobile should be updated, they indicate that the environment will be built for you automatically. On the help it seems explicit that the NDK will be installed for you:

init        install NDK toolchains and build OpenAL for Android

The wiki even says that it may take minutes (instead it exits immediately and seems to do nothing).

same problem here too. What's the solution? Set some env var? Which one? The wiki doesn't really explain it well. It should be updated.

@dolanor I ended up not doing any mobile stuff, but I think the gomobile init is not working anymore, so you need to install the NDK manually on some dir and then pass the dir as a parameter to init:

gomobile init -ndk <dir>

The help mentions the ANDROID_HOME env var:

➜  ~ % gomobile init -help
usage: gomobile init [-ndk dir] [-openal dir]

If the -ndk flag is specified or the Android NDK is installed at
$ANDROID_HOME/ndk-bundle, init will create NDK standalone toolchains
for Android targets.

If a OpenAL source directory is specified with -openal, init will
build an Android version of OpenAL for use with gomobile build
and gomobile install.

Not working in the sense that it does not install the NDK for you...perhaps other stuff still works =)

My travis ci fails now and was passing before. My ndk path is set correctly but it's asking for openal. Any ideas?