Closed cguess closed 4 years ago
Also documented at redis-rails
here https://github.com/redis-store/redis-rails/issues/106
I'm not quite sure what needs clarification here. The piece you quoted comes from the "quick note about Rails 5.2", in which Rails introduced a built-in Redis cache store. This somewhat obviated the need for a redis-activesupport
, but the note there was to inform users about our maintenance plan going forward, in that redis-activesupport
will only see security updates and bug fixes from now on. Gems like redis-actionpack
and redis-rack-cache
are still going to be fully supported, but since Rails comes with its own Redis cache store, we aren't going to be maintaining a competing library since that isn't really productive.
I'm gonna close this due to inactivity, and will assume my documentation is perfect :)
The documentation here states
However, the documentation on
redis-rails
saysWhich doesn't really clean up anything. Would it be possible to clarify these instructions?