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jedisClient.expire(key, expiry); We see this warning for the method expire(byte[], int) from the type BinaryJedisCommands is deprecated. Any suggestion on alternative? Thanks, |
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Try expire(byte[], long) method. E.g. |
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Thank you, you are always so quick :) |
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@anil181 Pleasure. BTW, how are you using Jedis? With Maven? I'm asking because this info should be available in JavaDoc. If it wasn't in the JavaDoc, please let us know your Jedis version. |
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With Gradle, Using Jedis 3.6.0. Was looking up in the JavaDoc but was unable to locate. |
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It's available in JavaDoc. 🤔 |
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Try expire(byte[], long) method. E.g.
jedisClient.expire(key, (long) expiry);