Gradient not working

For some reason after the update, the gradient: from color to transparent is not working.
I select the linear gradient and it shows only as black:
i click on the editor and it shows like it should:
Any other gradient works, for instance:
i am using
any ideas?

In the gradient tool options bar, turn on the Transparency checkbox.

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