Using the SDKManager, the latest SDK seems to be Beta1. But the Eclipse Plugin references Beta2.
No issues with this discrepancy? Or is there another way to grab the Beta2 SDK?

Using the SDKManager, the latest SDK seems to be Beta1. But the Eclipse Plugin references Beta2.
No issues with this discrepancy? Or is there another way to grab the Beta2 SDK?

Although the version numbers for the Connect IQ plugin and the SDK are clearly related, I don’t think they’re necessarily identical.
In the past, it seemed like the Plugin was always equal to, or back rev'ed from the SDK version. My understanding from the comments here was that the Plugin wasn't always updated with the SDK. So it seemed like the Plugin should never be more advanced than the latest SDK. Anyway, I'm betting this combination will work... trying it now.
Maybe a bug fix was made to the plugin, but there’s no corresponding SDK update?
If it makes you feel better, the version number of the VS Code Monkey C extension is completely unrelated to the SDK version, except for the fact that the newer Monkey C extension only works with a certain SDK version and higher.
Actually, there were a number of times that the SDK version was higher than the plugin version, as the plugin didn't always change with a new SDK, Sounds like in this case, there was a fix to the plugin that didn't mean a new SDK.
There's never really been a direct tie between the SDK version and the eclipse plugin version,