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Thank you.

I installed golang my ubuntu via apt-get(installs 1.13.8) and i entered "go get golang.org/dl/go1.14.4" after bash can't found go1.14.4(I know because of PATH environment).So "go upgrade" command can be add(like flutter) and we do not need change PATH on every installing.(I can't add this request list sorry)

It shouldn't be necessary to change PATH after each install. The go1.14.4 binary and others like it get installed in $HOME/go/bin by default, so if you add that one location to PATH, it should work for all future Go versions.

I reinstalled golang and bin folder changed now

What was it before? What did it change to?

Before it was in /bin folder as linked(/usr/lib/go-1.13) and after /usr/bin as linked(/usr/lib/go-1.13)

Those paths don't look related to the $HOME/go/bin path I mentioned earlier. There may be an issue, but it's hard to know where it is.

Please take a look at the existing Go installation instructions at https://golang.org/doc/install, and the install troubleshooting wiki page at https://golang.org/wiki/InstallTroubleshooting.

If you're still having a problem, it'll be easier to get to the bottom of it by using one of the mediums listed at https://golang.org/wiki/Questions, as they're better suited for discussing these kind of questions. If you think there's something specific we should change, please open a new issue and fill in the template fully. I'll close this now.