Why can I not access some vars that appear in source code for 'me.raynes.fs?

[lkrubner]

If I look here:

https://github.com/Raynes/fs/blob/master/src/me/raynes/fs.clj

I see vars such as "normalized"

(defn normalized "Return normalized (canonical) file." [path](.getCanonicalFile %28file path%29))

and this appears to be public. But if I put this in code I get "no such var". So I double-check myself. I look in project.clj and make sure fs is present:

:dependencies [[org.clojure/clojure "1.5.1"] [dire "0.5.1"] [org.clojure/tools.namespace "0.2.4"] [lamina "0.5.0"] [me.raynes/fs "1.4.4"] [org.clojure/core.incubator "0.1.3"] [clj-time "0.6.0"]]

I also have:

:disable-implicit-clean true

which has sometimes tripped me up in the past, so I carefully run:

lein clean

at the command line. In my own code I have a namespace defined with:

(:require [me.raynes.fs :as fs]

and in my code I can use:

(fs/exists?)

but this:

(fs/normalized)

and this:

(fs/absolute)

gets me:

Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: No such var: fs/absolute, compiling:(tma_make_thumbnails/make_images.clj:56:22)

So I launch the repl and do this:

user> (require '[me.raynes.fs :as fs])

user> (ns-publics 'me.raynes.fs) {walk #'me.raynes.fs/walk, copy #'me.raynes.fs/copy, readable? #'me.raynes.fs/readable?, create #'me.raynes.fs/create, writeable? #'me.raynes.fs/writeable?, file #'me.raynes.fs/file, split #'me.raynes.fs/split, chmod #'me.raynes.fs/chmod, find-files* #'me.raynes.fs/find-files, mkdirs #'me.raynes.fs/mkdirs, directory? #'me.raynes.fs/directory?, delete #'me.raynes.fs/delete, tmpdir #'me.raynes.fs/tmpdir, child-of? #'me.raynes.fs/child-of?, sym-link #'me.raynes.fs/sym-link, ns-path #'me.raynes.fs/ns-path, parent #'me.raynes.fs/parent, temp-dir #'me.raynes.fs/temp-dir, file? #'me.raynes.fs/file?, absolute? #'me.raynes.fs/absolute?, mkdir #'me.raynes.fs/mkdir, with-mutable-cwd #'me.raynes.fs/with-mutable-cwd, exec #'me.raynes.fs/exec, link #'me.raynes.fs/link, list-dir #'me.raynes.fs/list-dir, glob #'me.raynes.fs/glob, home #'me.raynes.fs/home, name #'me.raynes.fs/name, parents #'me.raynes.fs/parents, find-files #'me.raynes.fs/find-files, exists? #'me.raynes.fs/exists?, executable? #'me.raynes.fs/executable?, chdir #'me.raynes.fs/chdir, copy-dir #'me.raynes.fs/copy-dir, rename #'me.raynes.fs/rename, temp-name #'me.raynes.fs/temp-name, *cwd #'me.raynes.fs/cwd, expand-home #'me.raynes.fs/expand-home, extension #'me.raynes.fs/extension, touch #'me.raynes.fs/touch, copy+ #'me.raynes.fs/copy+, delete-dir #'me.raynes.fs/delete-dir, size #'me.raynes.fs/size, path-ns #'me.raynes.fs/path-ns, split-ext #'me.raynes.fs/split-ext, with-cwd #'me.raynes.fs/with-cwd, hidden? #'me.raynes.fs/hidden?, temp-file #'me.raynes.fs/temp-file, normalized-path #'me.raynes.fs/normalized-path, absolute-path #'me.raynes.fs/absolute-path, unix-root #'me.raynes.fs/unix-root, iterate-dir #'me.raynes.fs/iterate-dir, base-name #'me.raynes.fs/base-name, link? #'me.raynes.fs/link?, mod-time #'me.raynes.fs/mod-time}

Sure enough, there is no "normalized" nor any "absolute".

Why do I see these functions here:

https://github.com/Raynes/fs/blob/master/src/me/raynes/fs.clj

but not in ns-publics?

I look here:

https://github.com/Raynes/fs/blob/master/project.clj

and see the version is:

me.raynes/fs "1.4.5"

but if I go here:

https://github.com/Raynes/fs

I see:

The Most Recent Release With Leiningen: [me.raynes/fs "1.4.4"]

so I upgrade to 1.4.5 and run "lein clean" and "lein uberjar" but I still get the same error:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: No such var: fs/normalized, compiling:(tma_make_thumbnails/make_images.clj:56:22)

Any suggestions?

[lkrubner]

Nothing? I am still confused by this issue, 5 months later.

[Raynes]

Can you show me your code? I unfortunately am not a psychic. :P

[lkrubner]

If you launch a repl session and do this:

user> (require '[me.raynes.fs :as fs])

user> (ns-publics 'me.raynes.fs)

Do you see "normalized" or "absolute"?

This is what I see:

user> (ns-publics 'me.raynes.fs) {walk #'me.raynes.fs/walk, copy #'me.raynes.fs/copy, readable? #'me.raynes.fs/readable?, create #'me.raynes.fs/create, writeable? #'me.raynes.fs/writeable?, file #'me.raynes.fs/file, split #'me.raynes.fs/split, chmod #'me.raynes.fs/chmod, find-files* #'me.raynes.fs/find-files*, mkdirs #'me.raynes.fs/mkdirs, directory? #'me.raynes.fs/directory?, delete #'me.raynes.fs/delete, tmpdir #'me.raynes.fs/tmpdir, child-of? #'me.raynes.fs/child-of?, sym-link #'me.raynes.fs/sym-link, ns-path #'me.raynes.fs/ns-path, parent #'me.raynes.fs/parent, temp-dir #'me.raynes.fs/temp-dir, file? #'me.raynes.fs/file?, absolute? #'me.raynes.fs/absolute?, mkdir #'me.raynes.fs/mkdir, with-mutable-cwd #'me.raynes.fs/with-mutable-cwd, exec #'me.raynes.fs/exec, link #'me.raynes.fs/link, list-dir #'me.raynes.fs/list-dir, glob #'me.raynes.fs/glob, home #'me.raynes.fs/home, name #'me.raynes.fs/name, parents #'me.raynes.fs/parents, find-files #'me.raynes.fs/find-files, exists? #'me.raynes.fs/exists?, executable? #'me.raynes.fs/executable?, chdir #'me.raynes.fs/chdir, copy-dir #'me.raynes.fs/copy-dir, rename #'me.raynes.fs/rename, temp-name #'me.raynes.fs/temp-name, cwd #'me.raynes.fs/cwd, expand-home #'me.raynes.fs/expand-home, extension #'me.raynes.fs/extension, touch #'me.raynes.fs/touch, copy+ #'me.raynes.fs/copy+, delete-dir #'me.raynes.fs/delete-dir, size #'me.raynes.fs/size, path-ns #'me.raynes.fs/path-ns, split-ext #'me.raynes.fs/split-ext, with-cwd #'me.raynes.fs/with-cwd, hidden? #'me.raynes.fs/hidden?, temp-file #'me.raynes.fs/temp-file, normalized-path #'me.raynes.fs/normalized-path, absolute-path #'me.raynes.fs/absolute-path, unix-root #'me.raynes.fs/unix-root, iterate-dir #'me.raynes.fs/iterate-dir, base-name #'me.raynes.fs/base-name, link? #'me.raynes.fs/link?, mod-time #'me.raynes.fs/mod-time}

I was curious where the "normalized" and "absolute" went?

[lkrubner]

Does anyone see "normalized" or "absolute"? I am curious if this is quirk in my own REPL environment or whether this is something that everyone is dealing with.

[lkrubner]

Looks like "normalized" or "absolute" were created in this commit:

https://github.com/Raynes/fs/commit/8fadbde3461ad1870468a0ee0991662d55f5f640

On Nov 15, 2013.

I am, at this point, assuming I am the only person suffering this issue? Can anyone else confirm that they have never seen the error that I am getting?

At the REPL, can others do this:

user> (ns-publics 'me.raynes.fs)

and do you see "normalized" or "absolute" in the results?

[xpe]

@lkrubner You are seeing correct results for the version of fs that you asked Leiningen to provide: 1.4.4.

@Raynes I think we can close this issue now.