This PR addresses an issue with the #names method. Previously, the method would only retrieve light names that had failures or been locked. This update ensures that the #names method correctly includes light names without failures and locks as well.
Since Stoplight does not require lights to be registered or unregistered explicitly, we lack a means to understand whether a light is still in use or not. To address this issue, I have added an additional stoplight:v4:last_used_at key that stores information about the last time the light was used. This information is updated with every call to Stoplight's #run method.
By default, the #names method returns all lights that have been used within the last 7 days. However, if you provide an optional used_after argument, you can retrieve lights that were used during a different time period.
This PR addresses an issue with the
#namesmethod. Previously, the method would only retrieve light names that had failures or been locked. This update ensures that the #names method correctly includes light names without failures and locks as well.Since Stoplight does not require lights to be registered or unregistered explicitly, we lack a means to understand whether a light is still in use or not. To address this issue, I have added an additional
stoplight:v4:last_used_atkey that stores information about the last time the light was used. This information is updated with every call to Stoplight's #run method.By default, the
#namesmethod returns all lights that have been used within the last 7 days. However, if you provide an optionalused_afterargument, you can retrieve lights that were used during a different time period.