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redis-rb now has version 4 and above in their gem and this gem restricts by coupling to ~> 3.2. I assume that's mostly unintentional and that it might be possible to loosen this constraint a bit.
redis-rb 4.0's major change seems to be that support for Ruby < 2.2.2 has been dropped; aside from that it mostly contains a few removals of deprecated methods. With any luck, it should be pretty easy to support.
Unrelatedly, are you (or do you know of anyone else) using this in a production environment? This seems to be the best-supported Redis Cluster gem out there, but even so it doesn't seem to be seeing all that much activity (although maybe that's just because it's so stable ;).
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I will take some time to make it compatible with redis-rb 4.x. Thanks!
I don't know whether other people using it in a production. But some people submitted several issues, and issues has been finished.
I work in a small company, no much resources and traffics, and only use some basic commands.
So Its stability is not fully verified. If you want to use, i think you should do enough testing.
I work in a small company, no much resources and traffics, and only use some basic commands.
So Its stability is not fully verified. If you want to use, i think you should do enough testing.
Nice work on this one. Thanks!
redis-rb now has version 4 and above in their gem and this gem restricts by coupling to
~> 3.2
. I assume that's mostly unintentional and that it might be possible to loosen this constraint a bit.redis-rb 4.0's major change seems to be that support for Ruby < 2.2.2 has been dropped; aside from that it mostly contains a few removals of deprecated methods. With any luck, it should be pretty easy to support.
Unrelatedly, are you (or do you know of anyone else) using this in a production environment? This seems to be the best-supported Redis Cluster gem out there, but even so it doesn't seem to be seeing all that much activity (although maybe that's just because it's so stable ;).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: