PHP 8.2.29: Downloads, Changelog, News

Release Information

Release
8.2.29
PHP Version
PHP 8.2
Release Date
Release Type
Security Update
Release Status
Latest
Branch Status
Security-Fixes Only

PHP 8.2 is currently only receiving security fixes, and scheduled to reach EOL on 2026-12-31

Downloads

Source Code

Git Clone
Use Git to clone the 8.2.29 tag from the PHP Git repository.
git clone https://github.com/php/php-src.git --depth 1 --branch php-8.2.29
How to compile PHP
PHP can be compiled by setting up the dependencies, building the configure script (./buildconf), configuring the build ./configure, and running make.
Detailed articles on how to compile PHP are available for Ubuntu/Debian based systems and Fedora/RHEL based systems.

Windows binaries
Non-Thread Safe Builds
Non-Thread Safe (NTS) builds are single-threaded PHP builds. They can be used on web servers that integrate PHP over FastCGI protocol, such as Nginx, Caddy, and IIS.
Thread-Safe Builds
Thread-Safe (TS) builds are multi-thread PHP builds, often used to integrate PHP as a Server API for multithreaded servers. The most common use case is using PHP as an Apache module.

ChangeLog

PGSQL

SOAP

Standard

Commit List

Ahmed Lekssays

Arnaud Le Blanc

David Carlier

  • backporting C++17 detection support for recent icu4c releases in 3fdd3ed9f7

Ilija Tovilo

  • Fix flaky connection count in mysqli test in 00ebd2d7f2
  • Backport intl test changes for ICU 77 in d4c548cf42
  • Drop tidyp from FreeBSD build in 35936bfa79
  • Use --ignore-platform-req=php+ in community build in 0a42e6fbc5
  • Track heap->real_size for USE_TRACKED_ALLOC in 9cacc57350
  • Remove bug61371 test in 391bd2a48f

Jakub Zelenka

Niels Dossche

Sergey Panteleev

Shivam Mathur

  • Switch to windows-2022 in CI in GH-18927
  • Fix CI for windows-2022 in ea6a7a9725
  • Fix PHP_BUILD_CRT input in the nightly workflow in GH-18982

Tim Düsterhus

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