Probably more an indication that interest in RubyMine is dying, so they want to increase demand. I would look at development of VS Code extensions for any langu

Probably more an indication that interest in RubyMine is dying, so they want to increase demand. I would look at development of VS Code extensions for any language to use as indications of demand. (in this case, the best one being ruby-lsp, which is still very active and alive)