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[Cache] Fix DSN auth not passed to clusters in RedisTrait#62852

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@ckrackckrack commentedDec 23, 2025
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Branch?6.4
Bug fix?yes
New feature?no
Deprecations?no
Issues#62765
LicenseMIT

This fix enablessymfony/cache Redis-type cluster connections to use authentication from DSN.
The cluster connections use$params['auth'] instead of$auth inRedisTrait::createConnection().
The values that are extracted from the DSN in$auth are never merged into the$params.

As this is a trait that is used in a connection factory, it's impossible to unit-test this.
It can be reproduced with a redis-cluster that has no default-user or that has a password protected default user and then connecting to it using a DSN likerediss://user:pass@redis-cluster:6379.
I've just tested it on an aws memoryDb cluster.

Here's my research thread using deepwiki:
https://deepwiki.com/search/in-redistraitphp-why-is-params_8008d228-37f0-42cb-8e6c-74a2c419d33a?mode=fast
(note how it fails telling me which branch to target 🔢)

The non-cluster connections use the `$auth` variable directly, but cluster connections als use `$params['auth']`. `$auth` is never merged into `$params` however.
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