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The command "doctum update" is typically used in the context of a tool called Doctum, which is a PHP documentation generator.

When you run "doctum update," it triggers a process that updates the generated documentation for a project. More specifically, it will go through the project's source code, extract information about the classes, methods, variables, and other code structures, and use that information to update the documentation files.

This command is useful when you make changes to your codebase, for example, adding new functionalities, modifying existing ones, or documenting additional elements. By running "doctum update," you ensure that the documentation accompanying your code remains up to date, reflecting the latest changes you made.

Note that before executing "doctum update," you need to have an existing Doctum configuration file (usually "doctum.json") set up properly. This configuration file specifies various details, such as the source code directory, the output directory for the generated documentation, and any additional settings required.