This is the structure I am using,

components/
	{my-component}/
		src/
		test/
			{top-namepsace}/
				{my-component}/
			test-resources/
				(resources for test only)
		deps.edn

:aliases {:test {:extra-paths ["test"]

poly check gives me, Warning 205: Non top namspace test-resources was found in {my-component}.

Putting it alongside test is more common in Clojure-land, I think the same is true specifically for polylith. E.g.:

components/
	{my-component}/
		src/
		test/
			{top-namepsace}/
				{my-component}/
		test-resources/
			(resources for test only)
		deps.edn

:aliases {:test {:extra-paths ["test" "test-resources"]

Still getting same warning 😿

You're getting the same warning? Are you sure?

If you've added test-resources to the classpath, it shouldn't be the top namespace anymore. I'm surprised you're seeing the same warning as before. If it's not exactly the same (i.e. different top namespace), do you happen to have any .clj* files in test-resources by any chance?

The problem is that the poly tool checks for non top namespaces in all directories, except if they have the name resources which means that you will get this warning right now, even though test-resources is also a resources directory. You can verify that by typing:

poly ws get:components:my-component:non-top-namespaces

I created issue https://github.com/polyfy/polylith/issues/276.

I put these things under test/top-ns/* alongside the test source

When I think about it, I think that is a good solution (what Sean suggests) so I will close issue 276 for now at least.

Thank you! 💓

@U04V70XH6 Then, do you access all the test resource files through the path with the underbar?

Via whatever is the correct classpath-relative path... (Guess I'm not really sure what you're asking?).

What you can do also @U027B5AEPCG if you want to separate the resources from the source files, you can add one more source test directory test-resources and then add it to deps.edn e.g. :aliases {:test {:extra-paths ["test" "test-resources"].