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fix: update go easy instrumentation docs to 0.5.0 #19576

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8 changes: 5 additions & 3 deletions ...ntent/docs/apm/agents/go-agent/installation/install-automation-new-relic-go.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -52,13 +52,15 @@ The scope of what this tool can instrument in your application is limited to the
* Capturing errors in any function wrapped or traced by a transaction
* Tracing locally defined functions that are invoked in the application's `main()` method with a transaction
* Tracing async functions and function literals with an async segment
* Wrapping HTTP handlers
* Adding middleware to supported libraries for tracing
* Injecting distributed tracing into external traffic

### Supported Libraries [#supported-libraries]

* standard library
* net/http
* gin
* gRPC

## Installation [#go-easy-install]

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id="setup-go-path"
title="Setting up your GOPATH"
>
The easiest way to use the installed `go-easy-instrumentation` binary is by adding your `GOPATH` bin to your `PATH`.
To install `go-easy-instrumentation` make sure `GOPATH` bin is in your `PATH`.

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1. Run the following CLI command to create a file named `new-relic-instrumentation.diff` in your working directory:
```sh
go-easy-instrumentation -path ../my-application/
go-easy-instrumentation instrument ../my-application/
```
2. Open the `.diff` file and verify or correct the contents.
3. When you are satisfied with the instrumentation suggestions, save the file, and then apply the changes:
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