Fix breakage introduced by commit 24ea02bad in clojure-mode

[iarenaza]

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Expected behavior

TravisCI builds run successfully.

Actual behavior

TravisCI builds fail with:

In toplevel form:

clj-refactor.el:962:26:Error: ‘clojure-namespace-name-regex’ is an obsolete variable (as of 5.12.0); use ‘clojure-namespace-regexp’ instead.

The command "./run-travis-ci.sh" exited with 1.

Steps to reproduce the problem

Push new commits to master or rebuild any job for commits done after March 20, 2020 (the day commit 24ea02bad was added to clojure-mode)

Environment & Version information

clj-refactor.el version information

Latest master commit

CIDER version information

The version specified in TravisCI build configuration.

Leiningen or Boot version

The version specified in TravisCI build configuration.

Emacs version

The version specified in TravisCI build configuration.

Operating system

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[bbatsov]

Yeah, I've noticed this in the CI, but I forgot to update it. The regular expressions are different, though, so I'm not sure we can just replace one with the other.

//cc @yuhan0

[yuhan0]

The function doesn't appear to be using the match-data which previously tried to match the ns name, so it should be equivalent.

[bbatsov]

Okay then. Thanks for you input! And thanks to @iarenaza for tackling this!