Open rhymes opened 3 years ago
Adding this list so it's easier to keep track of what's done and what is missing:
New commands / args:
New features:
@rhymes You can check off XAUTOCLAIM #1018 .
So are we waiting until all of these have been implemented before releasing a new version of the gem? Does the gem version follow the Redis version it supports?
@alexmreis checked! For the rest, I am not sure :) I'm not a maintainer, I just opened this issue ticket to keep track of all the new changes
So are we waiting until all of these have been implemented before releasing a new version of the gem?
No. Releases happens when there's enough features to justify it, or when there's an important bugfix.
Other Redis 6.2 commands will be supported when someone submit a PR for them, or if I somehow I get time to do it myself.
Does the gem version follow the Redis version it supports?
Nope.
Are there support for "Support ACL for Sentinel mode" ? In doc I see "If you want to authenticate Sentinel itself, you must specify the password option per instance." - but it uses only "password" field, and do not support "user-password" login as configured by ACL ?
do not support "user-password" login as configured by ACL ?
It does, it's not shown in the readme, but it accepts it as username
: https://github.com/redis/redis-rb/blob/4724c1bfde2d5679128ced8ec7b46bac66605b7b/lib/redis/client.rb#L615
It does, it's not shown in the readme, but it accepts it as
username
:
Thanks. it works. Could you mention it in readme?
Could you mention it in readme?
PR welcome.
Redis 6.2 has officially been released, its release notes contain quite a few new commands, improvements and some changes in behavior.
I'm new to this library but I'm willing to help. I'd imagine the first step is to add
Redis 6.2
to the GitHub test actions and have the existing tests pass before starting to tackle new things.I opened a "general" issue, but I guess this should be then split into separate issues/PRs for new commands and features.
This for example is list of new commands:
The list of new features:
There's much more, detailed in the long release notes.
I'll begin by sending a PR to add 6.2 to the test matrix