chore(deps): update dependency stackexchange.redis to 2.9.32 #438
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This PR contains the following updates:
2.9.11->2.9.32Release Notes
StackExchange/StackExchange.Redis (StackExchange.Redis)
v2.9.32Compare Source
What's Changed
Full Changelog: StackExchange/StackExchange.Redis@2.9.25...2.9.32
v2.9.25Compare Source
IMPORTANT: this release changes the distribution of pub/sub channels when using cluster; see 2.9.24 for more details.
What's Changed
This change is a critical fix that fixes a packaging failure in 2.9.24; for the relevant feature changes: see 2.9.24.
Full Changelog: StackExchange/StackExchange.Redis@2.9.24...2.9.25
v2.9.24Compare Source
IMPORTANT: this release changes the distribution of pub/sub channels when using cluster:
(this change is specific to pub/sub with regular
SUBSCRIBEchannels, not "sharded"SSUBSCRIBEchannels)SSUBSCRIBE)SSUBSCRIBEchannels are now randomly distributed to nodes by default, but can optionally use key-like routing by calling.WithKeyRouting()on theRedisChannelvalueThis change represents a safer, "least surprises" default; most people expect their cluster to help distribute load, including pub/sub load, between nodes. This is especially useful when there are few (or even only a single) channel(s) that dominate the pub/sub load, which is surprisingly common. Without this change, all that load would be handled only by a single server, because the channel
my_notificationswould be treated similarly to a key, via hash-slot sharding, and all clients would connect to the node serving that slot - when in reality, any node can be used for subscription, with the server distributing events horizontally to all nodes.If you prefer the routed behaviour: use
.WithKeyRouting()before subscribing.What's Changed
SSUBSCRIBE) routing to random, with newWithKeyRouting()API to opt into routed by @mgravell in #2958New Contributors
Full Changelog: StackExchange/StackExchange.Redis@2.9.17...2.9.24
v2.9.17Compare Source
What's Changed
sealed) and fix warnings for it by @Henr1k80 in #2942Full Changelog: StackExchange/StackExchange.Redis@2.9.11...2.9.17
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