Deprecated warnings in PHP 8.4 when creating RedisConfig (v9.2.4)

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What type of issue is this?

Exception/Error/Warning/Notice/Deprecation

Operating system + version

ubuntu 20.04

PHP version

8.4

Connector/Database version (if applicable)

mysql

Phpfastcache version

9.2.0 ✅

Describe the issue you're facing

Deprecated warnings in PHP 8.4 when creating RedisConfig (v9.2.4)

Summary

Using phpFastCache v9.2.4 with PHP 8.4 triggers deprecation warnings when creating a RedisConfig instance, even though the public API is being used as documented.

Environment

• phpFastCache: 9.2.4
• PHP: 8.4.x
• Driver: Redis

Code

use Phpfastcache\CacheManager;
use Phpfastcache\Drivers\Redis\Config as RedisConfig;

$config = new RedisConfig([
    'host'     => '127.0.0.1',
    'port'     => 6379,
    'password' => '',
    'database' => 0,
]);

$pool = CacheManager::getInstance('redis', $config);

Actual behavior

The following deprecation warning is emitted:

Deprecated: This method is deprecated and will be soon moved to IOConfigurationOption class, which means they will only be available for `IO` drivers.

The warning points to:

Phpfastcache\Config\ConfigurationOption

Expected behavior

Creating a RedisConfig object using the documented constructor should not trigger deprecation warnings.

Notes

It appears that RedisConfig internally calls deprecated setter methods defined in ConfigurationOption during construction. While these methods are marked as deprecated for future migration to IOConfigurationOption, using the current public API still results in deprecation notices.

Could the constructor be updated to avoid calling deprecated methods internally, or is there a new recommended way to configure Redis that avoids these warnings?

Thank you!

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