Oran Agra

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragmentation_(computing)#Internal_fragmentation

Yes. That is If you want to display in console, not store to a file...

it depends on what you want to do with the file. if you want to print it, or you want it to contain binary (non printable) data. your keys contains...

depends on how you'll use the output (key names), if you wanna later feed them to redis-cli, yes, if you wanna write a program that works with it, then you...

keys in rdb are not sorted, and redis-rdb-tools processes them as they are in the rdb. the parser can't really completely disregard keys, in most cases it must parse the...

actually i take it back.. i see that we already efficiently skip whatever we can skip when you use --key

Impressive, and very much needed. Here are a few notes / concerns: * I see value in keeping a python-only implementation (obviously some, minority of users can't afford using native...

@billcrook the current code only uses the lzf optimization if you have the native library installed. maybe you just need to do `pip install lzf`? does the commit @jvtm mentioned...

@billcrook no, not `python-lzf` that's the python re-implementation. the fast one, which we rather use is just `lzf` which are python bindings to the C implementation.

@billcrook sorry, it seems that i was wrong.. `python-lzf` is the one that's native, and redis-rdb-tools has no use of the `lzf` library. maybe @galcohen-redislabs can provide some insight or...