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Hi, here are the steps: - create a new Ruby project based on existing sources - choose the directory where the sources reside as the project directory - try to add the same directory again as the source directory, this won't be allowed - close dialog, project is created - observe there are no files in the project - select project properties - add the same directory again, this time it is allowed - project appears to function OK I think the correct/intuitive behavior would be to automatically add all source files in the project directory to the project. This is different than the current behavior but I found the current behavior confusing. Thanks for a great IDE!
Reassigning for evaluation. Thanks.
*** Issue 125256 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
Thanks for filing. Probably not into 6.1, since there are easy workarounds as we talked on dev@ruby.netbeans.
Still valid, but I'm adjusting the priority due to workarounds.