Fran Fitzpatrick
Fran Fitzpatrick
Yes, I can confirm that. ``` $ docker exec -ti c073 pip freeze | grep django django-celery-results==1.0.1 django-netfields==0.9.0 django-prometheus==1.0.15 django-redis==4.9.0 django-redis-cache==1.7.1 django-storages==1.7.1 pytest-django==3.4.3 ``` Our apps are using the cache...
+1 I'm interested in this as well.
stdlib logging levels are defined as integers (defaults are: https://docs.python.org/2/library/logging.html#logging-levels). For example, `Logger.debug("OMG DEBUG MESSAGE")` would be equivalent to `Logger.msg(Logger.DEBUG, "OMG DEBUG MESSAGE")`
Actually, can we open this back up as tracking for the need of Redis 3.x compatibility?
So I'm already using `responses` for this exact test, so I'm good on that front. :-) I actually tried mocking `time.sleep()` just as it's done in the `backoff` tests, but...
FWIW, I just switched to `max_tries` for now. I'll leave this open though for now.
Adding another +1 here! Seems to be the same behavior, and versions, that everyone else is reporting.
I'm going to close this, as it looks like this service is actually deprecated. Instead I was able to get it working with the `scene.turn_on` service.
Doh! Was hoping someone had a quick answer. Anyway, I'll dig in and post what I find.