Chayim
Chayim
Upgrade redis-py to the latest version.
The redis-stack-server docker is now the prefered way for trying out the latest version. This PR attempts to address the locations accordingly, and point to this docker.
I created a JSON object like the following using json.set (json.set foo .) "{\"hello\":\"world\",\"versions\":[{\"my\":\"potato\",\"likes\":\"your potato\"},{\"my\":\"butter\",\"likes\":\"cheese\"}]}" Issuing the following commands in the redis-cli yields a decoding error: ``` 127.0.0.1:6379> JSON.GET foo...
JSON.ARRAPPEND makes it easy to add to arrays, but there is no easy way to append to an existing hash stored within a JSON dictionary. Consider the following: ``` JSON.SET...
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