10:05:11 GMT hi, is redis going to remove the support of different databases? (will be there only single database), now it have by default 16 databases. 10:12:43 GMT hi, is redis going to remove the support of different databases? (will be there only single database), now it have by default 16 databases. 10:28:00 GMT hi, is redis going to remove the support of different databases? (will be there only single database), now it have by default 16 databases. 10:33:26 GMT hi, is redis going to remove the support of different databases? (will be there only single database), now it have by default 16 databases. 10:40:50 GMT You do not need to repeat yourself so much 15:12:36 GMT anyone knows something like redis but with pubsub that scales by shard? 15:12:42 GMT i mean that's sharded 15:12:54 GMT rather than broadcast over the cluster 15:16:04 GMT i don't know, but i presume you have looked at various projects with MQ in their name? 15:16:06 GMT if you only need the pubsub functionality: probably every other (distributed) queue 15:17:11 GMT yeah we're using one. its just weird that everyone does their own redis+mq thing 15:17:27 GMT instead of litteraly just forking redis and disabling broadcast 15:17:44 GMT much less work D: 15:18:11 GMT ah. someone did. https://github.com/antirez/redis/issues/2672#issuecomment-223558606 15:20:41 GMT i think the code is literally killing that line? 15:21:12 GMT apparantly its in redis now. not sure https://github.com/slact/redis/commit/905dc012e942a43375da467971e6739f66e684b2 15:21:30 GMT ah! 15:21:41 GMT looks that way, yes 15:21:50 GMT if it works the way i expect it to, that's already all i need :D 15:21:53 GMT <*> aep_ trying 15:21:54 GMT uhuh 15:22:31 GMT not sure in which release this is tho 15:23:28 GMT it's in this open PR https://github.com/antirez/redis/pull/3381 15:24:23 GMT oh. 15:24:50 GMT half a year ago. not merged. damn 15:25:19 GMT the project is not great at dealing with PRs it appears 15:25:34 GMT there are open PRs going 6 years back 15:25:49 GMT its great at being stable tho, so its easy to write wrappers that do the thing 15:25:52 GMT yes 15:26:04 GMT kinda sucks, since a wrapper is 300LOc and this fix is 1 :D 15:26:32 GMT yes 15:26:46 GMT we build our own redis packages anyway, so it would not be a problem for me 15:27:10 GMT it is for me. we use aws elasticache 15:27:26 GMT ah 15:27:29 GMT which is redis underneath? 15:27:35 GMT yeah its just redis 15:27:42 GMT maybe you can ask them ... 15:27:43 GMT they just have weird names for standard stuff 15:28:09 GMT nah, they want you to use their stuff for MQ :P 15:28:14 GMT which is terrible 15:28:41 GMT using redis is a lot less code because of its simplicity. i'll just work around that thing