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                        Redis Python client
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Client hangs for around 15 minutes during network hiccup although short socket_timeout is specified
**Version**: * redis-py: 3.5.3 **Platform**: * Python 3.9.5 **Description**: Network hiccup results in ~15 minutes hang before `TimeoutError` is raised although `socket_timeout` is defined while instantiating the client. The client...
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The following is the list of released redis commands that redis-py does not support. This is a tracking issue, so that we can link back, and check off each item...
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A behaviour I very much expected! I've a similar open pull request for aredis at https://github.com/NoneGG/aredis/pull/168 The author there suggested that redis-py is the template being followed, so I thought...
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As of now, redis-py has support for async, and sync usage. The goal is to continue having these within the same library. However, things seem 'off', or at least unwieldy...