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 type = "admin-doc"
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-While we try to ensure a fairly slow, steady and stable path for BookStack updates, requirements do change
+While we try to ensure a fairly steady & stable path for BookStack updates, requirements do change
 as software develops & moves on. In particular, the minimum required version of PHP will increase
 about once per year. Every so often we also may require a new minimum version of composer to be used
 for BookStack. This page details the common steps required to update these both.
@@ -13,13 +13,13 @@ for BookStack. This page details the common steps required to update these both.
 
 ## Updating PHP
 
-Currently the minimum version of PHP required by BookStack is PHP 8.1. You'll need to update PHP if using a version lower than 8.1. 
+Currently the minimum version of PHP required by BookStack is PHP 8.2. You'll need to update PHP if using a version lower than 8.2. 
 You can usually check your installed PHP version by running `php -v` but in some cases your web-server could be running a different PHP version than what the command line reflects. 
 
 <details>
 <summary>Updating to PHP 8.3 on most Debian & Ubuntu based systems using Apache</summary>
 
-The commands below provide an example of how PHP can be updated to the latest version (8.3) on most Debian & Ubuntu based systems
+The commands below provide an example of how PHP can be updated to the PHP 8.3 on most Debian & Ubuntu based systems
 that are running PHP via Apache using mod-php.
 
 **Warnings:**