adding blog tags

Author: navaneethsnair1

blog_tags.json

@@ -2,7 +2,8 @@
     "blog_tags": [
         {
             "name": "announcements",
-            "posts": ["26.0.0.2-beta", "26.0.0.1", "26.0.0.1-beta", 
+            "posts": ["26.0.0.2", "26.0.0.2-beta", 
+                      "26.0.0.1", "26.0.0.1-beta", 
                       "25.0.0.12", "25.0.0.12-beta", 
                       "25.0.0.11", "25.0.0.11-beta",
                       "25.0.0.10", "25.0.0.10-beta", 
@@ -192,7 +193,7 @@
         },
         {
             "name": "release",
-            "posts": ["26.0.0.2-beta", "26.0.0.1", "26.0.0.1-beta", 
+            "posts": ["26.0.0.2", "26.0.0.2-beta", "26.0.0.1", "26.0.0.1-beta", 
                       "25.0.0.12", "25.0.0.12-beta", 
                       "25.0.0.11", "25.0.0.11-beta", 
                       "25.0.0.10", "25.0.0.10-beta",
@@ -308,7 +309,7 @@
         },
         {
             "name": "maven",
-            "posts": ["liberty-on-amazon-ecs",
+            "posts": ["26.0.0.2", "liberty-on-amazon-ecs",
                       "liberty-developer-essentials-badge", "liberty-user-feature-tutorial",
                       "liberty-project-starter-guide-IntelliJ",
                       "23.0.0.12", "liberty-ide-tools-maven-gradle-plugins-for-java-developers",
@@ -385,7 +386,7 @@
         },
         {
             "name": "gradle",
-            "posts": ["23.0.0.12", "liberty-ide-tools-maven-gradle-plugins-for-java-developers",
+            "posts": ["26.0.0.2", "23.0.0.12", "liberty-ide-tools-maven-gradle-plugins-for-java-developers",
                       "23.0.0.6", "liberty-tools-eclipse-deep-dive",
                       "microprofile-serverless-ibm-code-engine","liberty-tools-eclipse",
                       "dev-mode-with-eclipse","feature-generation-tech-preview",
@@ -670,7 +671,7 @@
         },
         {
             "name": "java-ee",
-            "posts": ["25.0.0.10", "25.0.0.10-beta", 
+            "posts": ["26.0.0.2", "25.0.0.10", "25.0.0.10-beta", 
                       "25.0.0.4", "25.0.0.4-beta",
                       "24.0.0.8", "24.0.0.8-beta",
                       "history-maker-projects", "space-sentry-challenge",

posts/2026-02-24-26.0.0.2.adoc

@@ -147,15 +147,15 @@ image::img/blog/blog_btn_stack.svg[Ask a question on Stack Overflow, align="cent
 [#java_toolchains]
 == Java Toolchains in Liberty Build Plugins
 
-In the latest release of the Liberty build plugins, support has been added for Java Toolchains. This enhancement enables developers to decouple the JDK used to run their build tools(Maven or Gradle) from the JDK used to run the Liberty server and their applications. This provides greater flexibility and environmental consistency.
+In the latest release of the Liberty build plugins, support has been added for Java Toolchains. This enhancement enables developers to decouple the JDK used to run their build tools (Maven or Gradle) from the JDK used to run the Liberty server and their applications. This provides greater flexibility and environmental consistency.
 
 === Java Toolchains support
 
 The Liberty build plugins now support the standard Java Toolchain mechanism. 
 Previously, Liberty plugins were restricted to using the same Java version that was running Maven or Gradle.
 This prevented developers from using more recent JDK versions for their build process if their applications required a specific older JDK version.
 
-With Java Toolchains, you can now run your build tool on a modern JDK (for example, Java 25). At the same time, Liberty server and all server operations can execute using a different, configured JDK (for example, Java 8).
+With Java Toolchains, you can now run your build tool on a modern JDK (for example, Java 25). At the same time, Liberty servers and all server operations can execute using a different, configured JDK (for example, Java 8).
 
 === Maven Plugin integration
 
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ The Liberty Gradle plugin now recognizes the native `java { toolchain { ... } }`
 
 For detailed configuration steps and parameters, see the link:https://github.com/OpenLiberty/ci.gradle/blob/main/docs/toolchain.md[Liberty Gradle Plugin Toolchain documentation].
 
-When a toolchain is configured in your `build.gradle`, the Liberty plugin uses that specific Java runtime for all server-related tasks(for example, `libertyDev` and `libertyStart`).
+When a toolchain is configured in your `build.gradle`, the Liberty plugin uses that specific Java runtime for all server-related tasks (for example, `libertyDev` and `libertyStart`).
 
 === Try it now