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In d888d6e which I reverted to not change any CI specific things: https://github.com/symfony/symfony/actions/runs/18780211842/job/53584212483
The CI runs against 6.1.0 Extension.

There is only the test failing which make sense that the RedisProxy Class method already includes the 6.2 methods @nicolas-grekas do you see a problem if they already exists? Seems like in 7.3 there was no diff between 6.1 and 6.2 done only between 6.1 and 6.0 (here). So think it fine that the method exist when 6.1 is used?

The previous failure indicates that there seems to something incompatible with 6.1. I am going to check later if we maybe miss something already in previous Symfony versions.

The previous failure indicates that there seems to something incompatible with 6.1. I am going to check later if we maybe miss something already in previous Symfony versions.

we indeed have compatibility issues: #62222

FTR, the latest Ubuntu LTS (before 26.04 being released next year) is 24.04 which ships ext-redis 5.3.7: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=noble&section=all&arch=any&keywords=php8.3-redis&searchon=names

@alexander-schranz given that the current Ubuntu version comes with ext-redis 6.2.0 and so the upcoming LTS will also have something > 6.1.0 do you still think we need to lower the requirement here (see #62222 of the compatibility code that we would have to ship and this will grow with future ext-redis releases)?

@xabbuh sounds okay for me, we still could lower later the requirement if we see lot of reports about it.

after some more feedback: see #62326