If you put all the tools together, Ruby's Bundler and name will be affected.

When I first installed Go, I did go get-u golang.org/x/tools/... to install all the tools that editors would use for static analysis, such as gorename and goimports.

Recently, I started using Ruby, and I realized that both golang.org/x/tools/cmd/bundle and Ruby's Bundler command names are bundle.According to the issue on the Go side, there seems to be no intention of fixing this: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/23700.The $GOPATH/bin is the first PATH in my environment, so the bundle command calls the bundle of Go

There is also a solution that involves playing with PATH's order or installing Go tools individually rather than in bulk, but it's a bit troublesome. (PATH is also compatible with other tools...)

I won't use Go's bundle for the time being, so is there a way to make Ruby's Bundler look good?

environment:macOS Catalina

_{*I'm answering myself, but I'd like to know if there is a more convenient way to build an environment.}