Michael Conrad

/closing as that seems to be no issue with CacheManager but the the setup/connection handling in general.

> When my app tries to write to Redis, no exceptions are logged but also no data ends up in the Redis database. Ok that sounds fishy, are you really...

Hi @richardvella, The Put implementation was intended to run in fire and forget, and yes, errors could be silently discarded. But that is totally ok for many scenarios. The advantage...

I totally get that this is kinda a great feature. The problem is though, distributed cache systems are not meant to be queried. Most of them don't support it at...

I think the Redis use-case would always be very dependent on how you setup Redis and what you actually need. You could still use CacheManager for layered cache and backplane,...

@twgraham You are absolutely right that those are two different operations. That being said, there is not really any point for a GetMany implementation right now because a) I'm using...

yep, changing the type to double via `234d` or whatever the method expects, works. Its not a biggy. Still wanted to report it as an issue ;)

Hi @bradwilson If you decide to not fix this, that's fine. I was just already looking into that a bit and thought I post my findings anyways. Regarding, ".NET itself...

@bradwilson yeah ok, for reflection, that's true; makes sense now. Thanks

Hey, @matthew-a-thomas Didn't reply to this issue in a long time but just wanted to note that the "workaround" by using `DnsQuery` is possible for quite some time, the example...