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# Updating

One of the greatest features of Actinium is the ability to update to the latest version with minimal worrying about your current project being disrupted. 

{% hint style="warning" %}
*Updating is usually non-invasive, but It's always a good idea to commit your current project before updating.*
{% endhint %}

```
$ arcli actinium update
```

After updating, ensure that you have the updated dependencies by running:

```
$ arcli install -s
```

Under the hood, the latest version of Actinium Core is pulled down, extracted, and an update script makes necessary edits to your config files.


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