Correcting the installed redis symlinks in 7.2.4-rc1 #282
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The make variable ENGINE_NAME was lost during branching of 7.2.4-rc1 resulting in the creation of faulty symlinks: INSTALL SYMLINK valkey-serverredis -> valkey-server INSTALL SYMLINK valkey-cliredis -> valkey-cli INSTALL SYMLINK valkey-benchmarkredis -> valkey-benchmark INSTALL SYMLINK valkey-check-rdbredis -> valkey-check-rdb INSTALL SYMLINK valkey-check-aofredis -> valkey-check-aof INSTALL SYMLINK valkey-sentinelredis -> valkey-sentinel Signed-off-by: Björn Svensson <bjorn.a.svensson@est.tech>
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This is a PR directly to the 7.2 branch.
The make variable
ENGINE_NAME(from 3863227) was lost during branching of7.2and tag7.2.4-rc1resulting in the creation of faulty symlinks:
By just adding the variable we get a minimal diff compared to unstable.