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Use redis-py instead of aioredis-py #8

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aioredis-py development and PyPI packages have been moved to redis-py.
This allows Pyot to run on Python 3.11 with Redis cache and limiter

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I now realised that redis.asyncio should be imported instead of just redis (didn't read the documentation). The removed await calls will then be valid.

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Everything should be fine now.

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LateM00N commented Nov 8, 2023

Would it be possible to implement this in the next update? Tried it out and the fix works great!

@iann838 iann838 merged commit 693a5a9 into iann838:master Nov 20, 2023
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