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I checked the errors from fabbot, but it seems to change switch-case constructions elsewhere in the file. Although being perhaps better according PSR, not intending on more changes than neccecairy.

Your changes works for me symfony v.6.2.3

A test case would be useful.

@chalasr I thought about it. But I didn't know where to start without all kinds of complicated Redis spin-up stuff. But to prevent regression in the future it would be useful. It would probably require mocking a lot of stuff.

There's already a test case as this fixes our integration tests.

Thanks @rikvdh.