Ummm, not sounding too good
it seems like the camera isn't communicating with the lens & that could potentially be a problem with the lens, the camera or the gimbal. It's hard to diagnose stuff over the 'net.
When you put the lens on, try rotating it backwards very slightly when it locks/clicks into place, the contacts could be slightly out of line - just needs one to not quite connect
With everything connected up & turned on, Can you change the aperture in DJI Go? If you watch the front of the lens, you should be able to see the aperture diaphragm opening & closing. Also, (presumably it's the DJI 15mm lens) pull the rubber ring back on the lens and check that the aperture ring rotates too - It shouldn't stop the lens focusing, but hey, worth a try!
If it's been working up to now, then have you changed anything recently? Firmware update? Crash? Heavy landing? Had problems putting the lens on or off, or the gimbal on or off the aircraft? Is there any visible damage or marks on the lens, lens mount, or camera?
Thinking around the problem... Have you got another lens you could try... or know someone who has? That way you can find out if there's a problem with the lens or the camera/Gimbal. Even better, if you know someone else with an Inspire 1/Inspire 2/Osmo you could try the lens with their camera?