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redis gem has sort of deprecated redis.pipelined #1794
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This isn't "sort of", this is deprecated, right? These all over my logs are kind of annoying! It looks like there's already an open PR. Are there any active maintainers who might want to assist on this? @iloveitaly ? |
Hello, |
Note for anyone else arriving here annoyed at the deprecation notices, @morenocarullo helpfully pointed out you can silence them with:
In an initializer Of course, resque will be incompatible with a future version of |
I think this was covered by #1806 |
Do you have a prediction date for the new gem version release? |
@anacarolinacastro not yet! Unfortunately my time is limited to work on this. Sponsoring me would help me allocate more time here :) |
hi @iloveitaly I totally understand your situation, our paid work is our priority! I will wait for the release, no problem. Thanks! |
@danlo (Cc: @PatrickTulskie, @iloveitaly) |
@mishina2228 thanks! |
Greetings,
The redis gem is now deprecating the usage of redis.pipelined w/o a block being passed to it
Here is the warning: from this line of code:
https://github.com/redis/redis-rb/blob/master/lib/redis/pipeline.rb#L56
The resque code has the following usages of pipelined:
Thank you!
-daniel
I would try and fix this as it seams simple, however, I'm not confident in my ruby multithreading skills to attempt to create a fix that would work for everyone. (Sorry!)
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