I believe this kind of information is better placed on the wiki than in a file in the repo.

I'm not sure the coders' 'moment' should be the sole determining factor in a debate on where to locate within the file tree information, e.g., currently deferring to HTML and/or Wiki pages, and, on behalf of pædagogy would prefer explanations of the PATH variable modification using different shells, Acme, Emacs and vi(m) usage, ubiquitous across OSes, and more advanced shell use with multiplexers, also hubfs, in such a proposed flat file.

Daniel Mornet, Précis de Littérature Française, Larousse, Paris, 1925, on the positivist Hippolyte Taine:

« Ce déterminisme d’était pas nouveau : la race, le milieu (se qu’on appelait les climats), le moment même avaient été allégués avant Taine, par Montesquieu et d’autres, dès le XVIIIe siècle. L’originalité de Taine est de les avoir ordonnés dans un système rigoureux et puissamment illustré d’exemples. Elle est surtout d’y avoir ajouté autre chose qui les anime et qui les transpose. »

...« L’art de Taine pourrait se définir : positivisme et passion. »

The Go tree is definitely not the correct place to document how to set the PATH variable in different environments.

set the PATH variable in different environments

I wasn't inferring this be a sole location for such information, rather that such a flat file contain rudimentary material, summarising some of the content currently on the Wiki, and, from other contributed sources, contain more advanced subject material; but you, or other contributors/members, are welcome to close this issue.

Perhaps rather than one top level HACKING.md file, something akin, absent installation instructions, to Perl's platform specific files, i.e., README.linux, README.plan9, README.win32.

perl5 (mirror)

Thanks. Per discussion with @golang/proposal-review, we’ve decided that this information is better suited for the wiki or other location outside of the source tree.