Symfony 5.4.45 has just been released.
Here is the list of the most important changes since 5.4.44:

bug #58669 [Cache] Revert „Initialize RedisAdapter cursor to 0“ (@nicolas-grekas)
bug #58649 [TwigBridge] ensure compatibility with Twig 3.15 (@xabbuh)
bug #58661 [Cache] Initialize RedisAdapter cursor to 0 (@thomas-hiron)
bug #58593 [Mime] fix encoding issue with UTF-8 addresses containing doubles spaces (@0xb4lint)
bug #58615 [Validator] [Choice] Fix callback option if not array returned (@symfonyaml)
bug #58618 [DependencyInjection] Fix linting factories implemented via __callStatic (@KevinVanSonsbeek)
bug #58619 [HttpFoundation][Lock] Ensure compatibility with ext-mongodb v2 (@GromNaN)
bug #58627 Minor fixes around parse_url() checks (@nicolas-grekas)
bug #58617 [DependencyInjection] Fix replacing abstract arguments with bindings (@nicolas-grekas)
bug #58613 Symfony 5.4 LTS will get security fixes until Feb 2029 thanks to Ibexa‘ sponsoring (@nicolas-grekas)
bug #58523 [DoctrineBridge] fix: DoctrineTokenProvider not oracle compatible (@jjjb03)
bug #58492 [MonologBridge] Fix PHP deprecation with preg_match() (@simoheinonen)
bug #58449 [Form] Support intl.use_exceptions/error_level in NumberToLocalizedStringTransformer (@bram123)
bug #58459 [FrameworkBundle] Fix displayed stack trace when session is used on stateless routes (@nicolas-grekas)
bug #58376 [HttpKernel] Correctly merge max-age/s-maxage and Expires headers (@aschempp)
bug #58299 [DependencyInjection] Fix XmlFileLoader not respecting when env for services (Bradley Zeggelaar)
bug #58332 [Console] Suppress proc_open errors within Terminal::readFromProcess (@fritzmg)
bug #58404 [TwigBridge] Remove usage of Node() instantiations (@fabpot)
bug #58393 [Dotenv] Default value can be empty (@HypeMC)
bug #58372 Tweak error/exception handler registration (@nicolas-grekas)

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