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Support for All Probabilistic data structures
Probabilistic data structures, like Bloom filters, offer unique advantages when dealing with large datasets, such as memory efficiency, faster operations, and scalability. Go-Redis now supports all probabilistic data structures.
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Bump to 9.1.0 (#2676)aba21be
Add Redis Gears support (#2675)558581e
bloom support (#2673)c7399b6
Spelling for CI (#2666)b1103e3
Bumping redis versions (#2662)0cc9cd6
Updating the README with connection options (#2661)c0ab781
chore: fix staticcheck (#2631)50f04c1
chore: update otel exampleb1800df
fix: Fix bool ToBool bug (#2626)0bdc7dd
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