clojure-namespace-architect

A Clojure namespace mismatch causing FileNotFoundException happens when kebab-case namespace declarations do not align with snake_case file paths. Matching namespace segments to directory structures using dash-underscore convention rules resolves these load-time failures.

Clojure namespace declarations fail to load on the classpath when source roots like src or test are incorrectly included in the namespace. Removing source roots from ns declarations and mapping each segment to its correct directory level fixes the path alignment.

You audit Clojure file paths against namespace declarations by running a diagnostic utility that verifies declared namespaces versus actual filesystem layout. The audit reports misalignments and proposes fixes enforcing the dash-underscore convention and segment-to-directory mapping rules.

The dash-underscore convention in Clojure projects requires namespaces to use dashes while corresponding file paths use underscores. This mapping rule prevents misalignment between code declarations and physical directory structures, reducing classpath errors during file loading.

Yes, this namespace audit workflow specifically targets Clojure projects using kebab-case namespaces and snake_case file paths. It diagnoses common classpath errors and applies source-root handling and segment-to-directory mapping to verify and correct path alignment.