The upgraded Gemini 2.5 Pro (03-25 --> 05-06) has been available...
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May 08, 2025
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The upgraded Gemini 2.5 Pro (03-25 --> 05-06) has been available for over 24 hours now, and we're already seeing some exciting feedback from our users putting it to the test.
So, what's the word on how it's actually performing in Cline?
(hint: very well) ↓
So, what's the word on how it's actually performing in Cline?
(hint: very well) ↓
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One of the first things users are noticing is a smoother experience with file edits. If you've wrestled with "diff edit" errors with complex changes or large files before, the new version seems to navigate these much more reliably. We're hearing it's "actually doing well with larger files" now.
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The new Gemini 2.5 Pro isn't just about fewer errors; it's a smarter collaborator. Cline users find it creates effective plans and smoothly transitions from Plan to Act. It remembers instructions and checks in with "was it fixed or not?" to ensure tasks are completed.
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And what about the code itself? The feedback is that it's cleaner -- users are appreciating that it's writing fewer comments, leading to more focused and readable code.
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The overall sentiment from early users has been incredibly positive. We've heard it called "INSANE," "Amazing," and that it's "fixing bugs that the old Gemini 2.5 Pro was unable to fix." One user noted that it feels like "a perfect model is now perfecter somehow."
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Of course, it's still evolving. There might be occasional picky nits like linting misses or a rare loop on a very complex task. But the big picture from the community is that this upgrade is a significant step forward.
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We've been excited with Gemini 2.5 Pro since the experimental version was released. Its massive context window combined with SOTA coding capabilities sets it up to be a premier coding model within Cline.
What's been your experience so far with the upgraded Gemini 2.5 Pro?
What's been your experience so far with the upgraded Gemini 2.5 Pro?
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FYI, the model name still refers to 03-25, but it points to the 05-06 endpoint. So if you're using 03-25, you're actually using 05-06 already.
We will be updating the model name today.
We will be updating the model name today.
