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-start IDE with fresh userdir -enable ruby if needed -open new prj wizard -> samples => ruby category is called "RubyOpenIDE-Moduleblablabla..."
Hmm, I don't know how to reproduce.. which build do I need to get into a state where I have to enable Ruby (I use basic + ruby clusters, and ruby is always enabled for me, also with a clean userdir)? Even if I deactivate the ruby modules and then activate them again, the category name is correctly just "Ruby" for me.
use a distro where ruby is not on by default, should be enough to use java one (see issue 158387). Also note that after enabling ruby & restarting the IDE(?), issue disappears
Sounds like a duplicate of issue 158522, which was just fixed.
Created attachment 78057 [details] Are you talking about this?
I do not understand the description of the problem, but as the attached PNG shows, things look reasonable to me. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 158522 ***