<@U051R6ZUKMY> I'm a bit confused why there are tw...

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[Piotr Krzemiński]

@Alyona Chernyaeva I'm a bit confused why there are two RC versions published at the same time: Kotlin 2.0.10-RC2 (for 2.0.10) and Kotlin 2.0.20-RC (for 2.0.20). Are we going to get Kotlin 2.0.10 first, and then 2.0.20? If yes, does 2.0.20 contain changes from 2.0.10-RC(...)? If no, are the changes from 2.0.10-RC(...) going to be included in 2.0.20?

[tapchicoma]

2.0.20 should contain all the changes from 2.0.10

[Piotr Krzemiński]

ok, so when testing the RC release, it makes sense to test just 2.0.20 because it contains changes from 2.0.10? if so, is there any point of testing 2.0.10 separately?

[tapchicoma]

cc @Margarita Bobova

[Margarita Bobova]

@Piotr KrzemińskiHi! 2.0.10 is a hotfix release for 2.0.0 and is needed for some users/projects/companies for migrating to K2. Getting feedback on it is important for us. Unfortunately, it has been delayed for some time. At the same time 2.0.20 is the next tooling release, which contains all the fixes from 2.0.10 and more fixes/features, and on which we are also collecting feedback 🙂 So if you are ready to try next release and are not experiencing difficulties migrating to 2.0, then you can try 2.0.20-RCkodee welcoming