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Hello

"basket of SQL Developer" is translated by "SQL Developer Einkaufskorb" (i.e. shopping cart). I don't think that we are supposed to go shopping?
If it is designed as a tool to collect items in order to deploy them together, it should be translated "SQL Developer Korb".

At the moment I don't have a 3.2 version available, so I can't test the designation it.

Concerning
Marcus

Thank you

In my view, it is fixed at the point 3.2.2

Best regards
Marcus

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