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Use a blocking connection pool in the async RedisCluster instead of managing connections synchronously #2522

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juanamari94 opened this issue Dec 19, 2022 · 3 comments

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juanamari94 commented Dec 19, 2022

Version: redis-py version 4.4.0

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Currently the async RedisCluster is managing its own connection pools (see here) which, unlike its synchronous RedisCluster counterpart which is managing its connections by using the implementations of the Connection Pools that are available (see here). We currently have a use case where we'd much prefer to be using blocking connection pools and would be happy to work on such a change for the async RedisCluster instance. We also believe that this change might potentially help solve #2497 .

Would you be open to receiving pull requests for this issue?

Thanks!

@juanamari94 juanamari94 changed the title Use a blocking connection pool in the async RedisCluster instead of managinc connections synchronously Use a blocking connection pool in the async RedisCluster instead of managing connections synchronously Jan 4, 2023
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Any updates? We'd be more than happy to work on this implementation.

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This issue is marked stale. It will be closed in 30 days if it is not updated.

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I'd also find this useful! Not stale.

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