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Found the culprit in `codegen/dotnet/gen.go` Method `namespaceName`splits namespaces by using the `-` character, where I used `/`. <@U02GSM8UU1H> <@U01QK8YMLLT> Am I wrong with my namespace declarations using the `/` character, or is it a bug?

<@UB39JFCKC> do you have an opinion on this issue above in the dotnet codegen, wether if it's a bug or I'm specifying (sub-)namespace the wrong way?

It looks like this is a manifestation of <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-dotnet/issues/25>. I’ll ask if we can get this prioritized.

<@U02GSM8UU1H> just opened a pull request to fix this (hopefully) <@U02J3T6A8LB>  got confused because I didn't create a separate issue and wasn't aware of your answer here so I opened the PR without a connected issue. Sorry for that!
<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/pull/14295>

I'm looking at this now. I think it's a bit more involved than just splitting on "/"

<@U02J3T6A8LB> I had the same hunch :slightly_smiling_face: But replacing "-" with "/" simply fixed my issue described above with the Fortios provider. However, I would prefer if the dotnet codegen would also create subdirectories instead of treating the namespaces as one namespace with Pascal casing. Just like the other codegens can do.

Yup, "my/module" should be "My.Module" with the nested directories to match

<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/pull/14297>

Awesome! Renders my PR obsolete. Let me close it.