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How to upgrade PHP to 7.4.30?

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The default version of PHP on Ubuntu Server 20.04 is 7.4.3, I want to upgrade it to 7.4.30. I've added ppa:ondrej/php to apt repository, but apt upgrade shows it will upgrade PHP to 8.1. How can I tell apt that I don't want to skip to PHP 8?

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answered 1 Year ago oatglori · Accepted Answer

Ubuntu maintainers include bug fixes and security updates in the official packages. They keep major version. So there is no need to upgrade to upstream minor releases.

You can see that Ubuntu 20.04 has the 7.4.3-4ubuntu2.12 version of PHP.

You can refer to Changelog

This is a frequent mistake to look for this type of "upgrades".