Debasish Ghosh

Looks like you are using the reflection based API. In that case u can use ignore = true in @JsonProperty annotation. See https://github.com/debasishg/sjson/blob/master/src/test/scala/sjson/json/TestBeans.scala#L113. And in case u are using typeclass...

Hi - Has there been any update to the findings? I haven't yet had the time to look into it. Will address this shortly.

You can either use the `Option.get` to have the String. But better is to use `Option.map` and chain the computation as the `get` will fail if it's a `None` instead.

Cool. Will look into it. Any idea where I can get some documentation on ScalaSigParser or I need to look into scalap source code .. Thanks for the suggestion.

That's precisely the reason I have not started w/ scalap. Waiting for 2.10 is what I was looking at. But if I get it now, why not steal it. Will...

I have seen it working in salat. I have plans too. Just need some time. Or maybe wait for 2.10 reflection apis ..

Looks like you are running both Jedis and scala-redis - I am not sure if the issue has something to do with this. Regarding > AUTH was never sent within...

Thanks for reporting .. will look into it over the weekend.

I did take a look but got swamped into other stuff. I will take a detailed look over the weekend. Sorry for not fixing it earlier ..

@Seyun is correct .. `redisclient` doesn't support Redis Cluster as in https://redis.io/topics/cluster-spec .. The cluster that's implemented is something homegrown. I need to work on support for the native cluster....