Kotlin bolsters K2 compiler plugin support, WebAssembly debugging
Briefly

The release of Kotlin 2.1.20 on March 20 marks significant improvements in the K2 compiler, particularly with plugin support. The kapt compiler plugin is now enabled by default across all projects, enhancing annotation processing. While JetBrains continues to maintain kapt, it will not introduce new features. Additionally, the experimental Lombok plugin updates support for the @SuperBuilder annotation, facilitating builder creation for complex class hierarchies. Developers can find update instructions at kotlinlang.org.
The Kotlin 2.1.20 update enhances the K2 compiler's plugin support, making the kapt compiler plugin enabled by default, aimed at boosting performance in annotation processing across projects.
With Kotlin 2.1.20, JetBrains has also improved the experimental Lombok plugin, which now supports @SuperBuilder, allowing for more efficient class hierarchy builder creation.
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