When creating a code block on desktop and setting the language to “C” for example, on iOS the Code block shows up as “swift”. There are many languages that work on iOS but also a few that don’t have support.
All languages should be equally supported on desktop and mobile.
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Can confirm.
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This still happens on v0.22.0!
Hey, this works fine for me. Just created a code block and the iOS shows the correct one every time I switch it.
Hey @Flip, did you test with multiple languages, including those that are not yet supported on mobile, e.g. C or C#?
Seems like they are not implemented on iOS yet and therefore always show up as the default language - “swift”. Could you check please? 
@jannis You are right.
I randomly selected a few and all of them worked. The ones you mentioned then show “swift” on iOS. Thank you for pointing that out.
