Hi,


I'm on Windows, I had Go 1.7.4 installed from the MSI installer. Today I
decided to upgrade to Go 1.8, so I downloaded the new MSI, ran it and
that was it.


However, first package I tried to install I got the following errors:



G:\Gopath\src\github.com\google> go get -u -v github.com/vrischmann/ghclone
github.com/vrischmann/ghclone (download)

github.com/google/go-github (download)

github.com/google/go-querystring (download)

runtime/internal/atomic

runtime

# runtime

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:16: surrogateMin redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:49

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:17: surrogateMax redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:50

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:21: t1 redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:31

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:22: tx redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:32

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:23: t2 redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:33

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:24: t3 redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:34

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:25: t4 redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:35

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:26: t5 redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:36

C:\Go\src\runtime\utf8.go:28: maskx redeclared in this block

        previous declaration at C:\Go\src\runtime\rune.go:43 



I got it working by uninstalling Go, removing the directory completely
in the explorer, and reinstalled Go.


Shouldn't the MSI installer remove the previous Go installation before
installing the new files ? Not sure if I did something wrong.

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