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Add information that redis-sentinel should not be used with redis >= 3.2 #55
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👍 @Draiken - You find a solution? |
Yes, just removed the |
Ah. And if I'd bothered to read more I would have seen this: https://github.com/redis/redis-rb#sentinel-support Definitely worth mentioning in this README/wiki somewhere I agree. |
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redis-rb includes sentinel support, but only if you are using Redis 2.8.x. If you are stuck on an older version if Redis then you need to use redis-rb 3.1.x and redis-sentinal. My edit could probably be worded better. Related to flyerhzm#55
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We've had some problems after upgrading the redis gem while still using the redis-sentinel. It broke the newly added sentinel support on redis-rb 3.2 and didn't raise any errors. We only found out when deploying to production and the redis client was incorrectly attempting to connect to the localhost.
I'd love to see a warning on the readme or something, so this can be avoided by others in the future :)
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