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I've installed Microsoft VS Code in another partition (Drive D) on my Windows 10 system. I prefer to keep Microsoft VS Code in another partition away from Windows.

My goal is to install the GO extension from Microsoft. The link to the extension is here.

Click here to visit the source of the repository to the go extension.

The following error occurs when I attempt to install the GO extension through the Extension dialog in the Microsoft VS Code application.

The Error:

Failed to run "go env" to find GOPATH as the "go" binary cannot be found in either GOROOT(undefined) or PATH (

C:\Windows\system32;

C:\Windows;

C:\Windows\System32\Wbem;

C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;

C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\;

C:\Program Files (x86)\NVIDIA Corporation\PhysX\Common;

C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA NvDLISR;

C:\Users\ My username left out \AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps;

)

I suspect that the cause is the fact that I installed Microsoft VS Code in another partition. I've also mentioned this at the beginning of my question. I've explained the steps that I took to find the solution below:

First I examined the location of the go resource. It seems that my resource is placed in the right folder (the folder of my installation.

D:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\extensions\go

Than I tried a simple command through the commands by pressing ctrl+shift+p and then typing go:Current GOPATH. the error message

command go.goroot not found

Then I thought of testing out if I can run a basic go file. I searched for a simple example and came across this site.. So, I've created a project folder and added the file Hello.go in the folder D:\VS_Projects\GO_Helloworld Then I placed the hello world program in it. The program is shown below

I have some code that consists of 3 models, namely Course, Section and Lecture. A Course has many sections, a Section has many Lectures. Say i want to retrieve all the Lectures that belong to a particular Course, Course also has a property called 'title' so thats what will be used to filter. According to the tutorial i'm reading i should do this to get the lectures:

Lecture.objects.filter(section__course__title = "title of course)

This is pretty straightforward but what i'm wondering is how django is handling this under the hood. Some joins must be involved i can imagine, but according to the answer of this thread Does Django support JOIN? Django cannot make Joins. But when i look at the links he provides i can read that django does handle joins behind the scenes.

So lets assume django does handle joins, how does it know when to make a left join or a regular join? A regular join can only be made when it is certain that every parent model has a reference to a child model, the field is marked not null. If it can be null then a left join should be used. Is django intelligent enough to know when to make which join?

Thank you

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