We saw how much everyone liked that first 4.6.2 release candidate, so here’s one more, as a treat 
Godot 4.6.2-rc2 arrives! Featuring several new backported bugfixes, it’s ready for one last round of testing:
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Looking forward to it, as I forgot to upgrade to 4.6.1.
how do you update godot?
.Depends on your OS and how it was installed. If you are on Windows just install the new version.
You can have multiple versions of Godot parallel on your computer. But be careful and make backups of your projects, as the new version will update the project to the new version as soon as you open and run it.
Just download updated Godot version from here:
Then run your project to update it to the new version, but as @conz3d mentioned, make sure to have a backup of your project, as some changes may break your project. Here you can find a list of breaking changes:
You can also download Godot from Steam and it’ll update automatically:
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All my versions of Godot on my Desktop. (4.6.1-stable, 4.6.2-rc2, 4.7-dev2, 4.5.2-stable, 4.5.1-stable, 4.4.1-stable, 4.3-stable-mono, 4.3-stable, 4.2.2-stable, and 3.5.3-stable) I have so many versions because over the last two years, I made projects that work, and sometimes I want to look at them again, but upgrading them may break them.
I just run the version I want, then load the project from there. If you need to do any conversion, it’ll warn you.
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What gam engine do you use
Right now I use 4.7-dev2 for new projects, and 4.6.1-stable for existing projects. I’ll switch those to 4.6.2-stable when that’s released.