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When Project Explorer hierarchical projects presentation is enabled, if the project name does not match the directory the project resides, a suffix is added to the label of the project, the "(in <....>)". This can be a very un-interesting information, and clutters up the Project Explorer. See pic for example: http://i.imgur.com/qV6rnmP.png (it hides the more interesting Git decorations) This is an enhancement request to be able to disable this suffix. (I reckon the ideal way would be to implement this as a label decoration extension, and as such it could be disabled in Label Decoration preferences).
Just for the record, having hierarchical view of projects with project name not being the folder name is *very* confusing for users, so even when this is implemented as an optional behaviour, it should remain on by default. Implementing it as a decorator would indeed be the cleanest approach, that's a good suggestion. To be honest, I won't put high priority on writing code for this request at the moment (I've other higher priority tasks in progress and in my todo-list), but I would be glad to review a patch, and would make reviewing a patch on this topic a top-priority.
