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Transport support redis cluster #757
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max8899
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Jun 22, 2017
Support new transport: redis-cluster Basicly use redis transport code and replace the redis part into alauda-redis-py-cluster which is a patch and waiting to be merged into main branch. Signed-off-by: Lei Gong <xue177125184@gmail.com>
Support new transport: redis-cluster Basicly use redis transport code and replace the redis part into alauda-redis-py-cluster which is a patch and waiting to be merged into main branch. Signed-off-by: Lei Gong <xue177125184@gmail.com>
@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ def send_message(conn): | |||
def on_message(message): | |||
print('RECEIVED: %r' % (message.body, )) | |||
message.ack() | |||
print "hub.stop" |
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Redis cluster - Python 3.x compatibility
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can the tests be split in several logical files and follow pytest style?
Running into an issue where we need redis-cluster support from celery (which uses kombu). Is anyone still working on this? @max8899 ? |
Nope, busy for other things all the time. There is a package you can try: alauda-redis-py-cluster 1.3.4 |
also this need to be re based on top of master |
still working on this? @max8899 |
Any news regarding redis cluster? |
I will rebase this for kombu 5 |
#1021 please try this patch instead. I am polishing that |