- Introduce Maven pom.xml.
- Moved Asciidoctor files to src/main/asciidoc.
- Moved notice.txt etc. to src/main/resources.
- Add logback.xml
- Update Makefile to use maven and pick build profiles.
- Update template.mf to pick up versions in pom.xml
- Add build matrix for spring versions to .travis.yml
- Use container based travis infrastructure.
- Update readme.
Original pull request: #167.
ScanCursor now retriggers SCAN command for results having a new cursorId but no actual values. This avoids NoSuchElementException for server calls like:
scan 0 match key*9
1) 1966080
2) (empty list or set)
Original Pull Request: #154
CLA Number: 143520151016081625 (Duobiao Ou)
Add failing tests for scanning key sets where Redis returns a scan iteration pointing to the next cursor but having no actual values itself like in:
scan 0 match key*9
1) 1966080
2) (empty list or set)
Additionally fixing potential ArrayOutOfBoundException when reading scan result from lettuce driver.
We now make sure the available HashMapper implementations avoid exposing null values. Prior to this null values would have been added to the converted Hash causing trouble when saving those to redis since hashes are expected to not contain any null values
We introduced GenericJackson2JsonRedisSerializer holding a preconfigured ObjectMapper which writes Class type informations into the JSON structure. This enables polymorphic deserialization and allows RedisCache manager to operate upon a RedisTemplate storing data in JSON format, which had until this only been possible using the Jdk Serializer.
Moved key serialization and value deserialization outside of callback so that pooled connections get released more quickly.
Original pull request: #153.
We now return null for RedisCache.putIfAbesent(…) when value is set to meet the contract defined by org.springframework.cache.Cache.putIfAbsent(…).
Original pull request: #150.
Bump Jedis version and fix SendCommand class type differences between versions.
We now also lazily init the transaction on first call of multi() since pre initialization causes issues releasing Jedis connections and returning them to pool.
Original pull request: #149.
Related ticket: #139.
We only unbind the current redisConnectionFactory from the current thread if the transaction is not active anymore.
Previously we performed the unbinding in RedisTemplate.execute(RedisCallback, boolean, boolean) overtime which lead to the fact that the next redis operation within the same transaction used a different redis connection, which could lead to exhaustion of the connection pool.
We also ensure that we correctly unbind the RedisConnectionFactory resource from the TransactionSynchronizationManager on transaction completion in RedisTransactionSynchronizer.afterCompletion(int).
Added test case supplied from issue.
Original pull request: #134.
We now support both Jedis 2.6.2 (current release) as well as the upcoming 2.7 version. Therefore we call the in 2.7 renamed `getTimeout` / `setTimeout` Methods on `JedisShardInfo` via reflection to read/set `soTimeout`.
Since there’s no change in r.c.j.JedisFactory that would allow to individually configure connection and socket timeout, we use the socketTimeout of `JedisShardInfo`. This will cause `r.c.j.JedisFactory` to use the socket timeout for the connection as well, which is the same behavior as in 2.6.2.
Tested against Jedis 2.7 branch with Redis 3.0.0.RC4.
Original Pull Request: #127
The only reason why the travis-ci build for SD Redis fails is because it still tries to build with java 6 which isn't supported by the asciidoctor gradle plugin.