ClusterReplication drivers are saving erroneous expiration date in low-level backends

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ClusterReplication drivers are saving erroneous expiration date in low-level backends #855

Closed Geolim4 closed 2 years ago

Geolim4 commented 2 years ago

Configuration

PhpFastCache version: "8.x, 9.x"
PhpFastCache API version: "3x, 4x"
PHP version: "Irrelevant"
Operating system: "Irrelevant"

Describe the bug

The ClusterFullReplication and ClusterSemiReplication are saving erroneous expiration date in low-level backends. The saved date is a now date, not a now + "defaultTtl" date

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Geolim4 commented 2 years ago

Stupid bot, who the hell coded you ?

Geolim4 commented 2 years ago

Will be fixed in 8.1 and 9.1.

The 9.1 release will immediately follow the 9.0.2.