DEV: add TCEs to HEXPIRE command page #2253
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| RedisResult hexpireRes1 = db.Execute("HEXPIRE", "myhash", 10, "FIELDS", 2, "field1", "field2"); |
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This is actually implemented in the library now (HashFieldExpire(), etc) so the catchall Execute isn't necessary. I've found you sometimes need to nudge Augie in the right direction for C# because the API method names typically don't closely resemble the command names (other clients occasionally have trip-ups like this too).
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I couldn't get Auggie to pony up the goods on HashFieldExpire; it insists that it doesn't exist. I give up.
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@dwdougherty I guess you pulled the latest from the NRedisStack repo into your local clone but I think you sometimes need to do a dotnet build or whatever to update the intellisense with the latest from StackExchange.Redis (and even then, as you say, the Augster also struggles to find the non-standard method names in the repo). I've often found there's considerable trial and error involved with this client :-)
Anyway, I've fixed it well enough to get a test pass when I copied/pasted this into the existing CmdsHashExample.cs in my NRedisStack clone, so I've just copied that back into this PR. I think what the user sees is valid, but we'll see if any further fixing up is required when we eventually submit this to the NRedisStack repo.
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Thank you for doing that. I do have the latest NRedisStack repo in my clients directory and that's what I point Auggie to. I'm not following the bit about doing a dotnet build. Do you mean in the repo itself? Also, I deleted the .Net stuff from VS Code--it kept crashing. ><
Is there anything left to do on this PR? If not, would you mind approving it so I can get it merged?
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I think things like HEXPIRE are in StackExchange.Redis rather than NRedisStack, so the intellisense and Augie stuff might not get updated until you rebuild and pull everything in from SE (not 100% sure this is how it works, but seems to solve problems sometimes). Anyway, I can definitely see HashFieldExpire and Augie can suggest it, so presumably I've got some update that you haven't.
Co-authored-by: andy-stark-redis <[email protected]>
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Hi @andy-stark-redis. Thank you for your review. I've fixed what I could. Please take another look. |
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Thank you! |
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