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JRedis now supports binary keys, so we should probably use the latest master instead of the 2-year-old fork, particularly since master has been updated to work with Redis 2.6.
Preliminary tests show that DATAREDIS-171 would be solved by the upgrade. Similarly we could tackle DATAREDIS-154, as we would need to implement our own pool of JRedisClients due to decommissioned support for JRedisService.
We could also potentially add support for pipelining.
Found one issue with the mset/msetx commands in master. Reported here: alphazero/jredis#64
Upgraded to a build of JRedis master performed on June 5, 2013 (placed in repo.springsource.org). Opening separate issue for exploring pipeline support
Jennifer Hickey opened DATAREDIS-174 and commented
JRedis now supports binary keys, so we should probably use the latest master instead of the 2-year-old fork, particularly since master has been updated to work with Redis 2.6.
Preliminary tests show that DATAREDIS-171 would be solved by the upgrade. Similarly we could tackle DATAREDIS-154, as we would need to implement our own pool of JRedisClients due to decommissioned support for JRedisService.
We could also potentially add support for pipelining.
Found one issue with the mset/msetx commands in master. Reported here: alphazero/jredis#64
Referenced from: commits 280e6a6
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