The third milestone release of Spring for GraphQL 2.0 is now available. This release includes enhanced nullability support for schema mapping inspection. The inspection feature now considers null-safety annotations, ensuring alignment between schema and application types, especially in Kotlin projects. It validates nullability in schema fields, class properties, data fetcher return types and field arguments. Cursor connection support has been improved by creating a nullable collection of edges, conforming to the specification. Request cancellation support is updated, integrating with the official implementation in GraphQL Java 25. The release notes are available on the project wiki. The team is planning a release candidate next month. Feedback is encouraged as development nears completion. The 2.0.0-M3 release is accessible from Spring repositories and Maven Central. Users can seek assistance on Stack Overflow using the spring-graphql tag.