[8.x] FIX: PhpRedis (v5.3.2) cluster - set default connection context to null #34935
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There is an issue in phpredis version 5.3.2
phpredis/phpredis#1864
When context is [] then connection fails with SSL error. Setting it to null fixes the problem.
This is not Laravel version specific.
I encountered this on 7.28.4 and for workaround added
context=>nulltodatabase.redis.optionswhich accomplishes same result.