Marc Gravell

Now we're becoming more actionable. I'm not at a PC to investigate, but this prompts the questions: - does it report that message on netfx? Or just down-level netcoreapp? -...

I'll be honest: I didn't even notice the change in speaker. My bad. All good feedback, but I guess we really need to hear something from @pairbit

Also: I don't disagree on netstandard being increasingly irrelevant. If it is starting to hurt us: I'm up for a cull in a major.

There are a ton of logging APIs available - you aren't forced to use those extension methods, and in high volume scenarios there are better structured logging approaches available that...

> which looks like a place where prefix wouldn't be written? well, historically I believe it was "value only" or "prefix+value" - it is your change that makes "prefix only"...

here was the core part from last time I looked at this: ``` c# using System.Buffers; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; Describe(default); string s = "abcdefg"; Describe(s); Describe(""); // should look like default...

btw, I'm not saying "you should go do this" - this is the what I'm more inclined towards, but that doesn't make it your problem

@kevin-montrose there is a "get lease" API for redis strings, which might be what you mean? Or do you mean the keys?

There's no significant difference between those two scenarios (with/without batch), except that when using the batch API you're delaying the first send by a few picoseconds (until you call execute)....

Right; so, the way the SHA caching works here is that we only update the cache state once we have seen the response from SCRIPT LOAD that confirms that it...