The PING command is useful for checking for underlying timeouts, connection issues, dead server nodes, etc. PING appears to be implemented the same as Redis's PING (but I've asked upstream whether it's likely to be supported long-term.)
This means that the PING command takes one optional string argument. It appears that neither ARGUMENTS_TYPE_STRING nor ARGUMENTS_TYPE_EMPTY quite covers this type of command.
The PING command is useful for checking for underlying timeouts, connection issues, dead server nodes, etc. PING appears to be implemented the same as Redis's PING (but I've asked upstream whether it's likely to be supported long-term.)
It works like this:
This means that the PING command takes one optional string argument. It appears that neither
ARGUMENTS_TYPE_STRING
norARGUMENTS_TYPE_EMPTY
quite covers this type of command.