Closed GuyAv46 closed 1 year ago
Version: redis-py 4.1.4 , redis version 6.2.6?
Platform: Python 3.8.10 on Ubuntu 20.04
Description: I have a piece of code that tries to create a redisearch index and catch the exception "Index already exists" if it being raised.
try: if self.algo == "HNSW": self.redis.execute_command('FT.CREATE', self.index_name, 'SCHEMA', 'vector', 'VECTOR', self.algo, '12', 'TYPE', 'FLOAT32', 'DIM', len(X[0]), 'DISTANCE_METRIC', self.metric, 'INITIAL_CAP', len(X), 'M', self.method_param['M'] , 'EF_CONSTRUCTION', self.method_param["efConstruction"], target_nodes='random') elif self.algo == "FLAT": self.redis.execute_command('FT.CREATE', self.index_name, 'SCHEMA', 'vector', 'VECTOR', self.algo, '10', 'TYPE', 'FLOAT32', 'DIM', len(X[0]), 'DISTANCE_METRIC', self.metric, 'INITIAL_CAP', len(X), 'BLOCK_SIZE', self.method_param['BLOCK_SIZE'], target_nodes='random') except Exception as e: if 'Index already exists' not in str(e): raise
with regular module "redis", this works fine. When using RedisCluster module, the exception message is printed although the exception is caught.
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Version: redis-py 4.1.4 , redis version 6.2.6?
Platform: Python 3.8.10 on Ubuntu 20.04
Description: I have a piece of code that tries to create a redisearch index and catch the exception "Index already exists" if it being raised.
with regular module "redis", this works fine. When using RedisCluster module, the exception message is printed although the exception is caught.