Support specifying database #26
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Redix/Redix support specifying a number for a database to connect to which allows you to partition your keys into different databases. This allows you to, for example, flush the keys for a sub-section of your keys without effecting other keys. This change passes through the database provided in the config if one is given and defaults to nil, which means Redix will use the default Redis database 0
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I've uploaded to hex.pm as ver 1.0.4 Thanks! |
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Redix/Redis support specifying a number for a database to connect to which allows you to partition
your keys into different databases. This allows you to, for example, flush the keys for a sub-section
of your keys without effecting other keys. This change passes through the database provided in the config
if one is given and defaults to nil, which means Redix will use the default Redis database 0