Closed FixRM closed 8 months ago
There is nothing specifically tied to the storage, meaning there is no change in the data structure, is more about how the data in the storage are saved and retrieved, it seems serialization format has changed. You should refer to hangfire documentation https://docs.hangfire.io/en/latest/upgrade-guides/upgrading-to-hangfire-1.7.html for more insight, and I haven't tried to raise the compatibility level from it's default; for what I can say, there is nothing in the storage tied to compatibility level. There are instead other changes on the storage about "supported features" by the storage, that is keep expanding and I'm working for supporting them in these days, but that's another story.
Il ven 12 gen 2024, 06:25 Artem Grunin @.***> ha scritto:
Hello, and thank for your work! Can you please answer, does GlobalConfiguration.SetDataCompatibilityLevel affect something in Redis Storage or it's only related to first party SQL Server storage?
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Thanks @marcoCasamento
Hello, and thank for your work! Can you please answer, does GlobalConfiguration.SetDataCompatibilityLevel affect something in Redis Storage or it's only related to first party SQL Server storage?