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- 1.7.0:
- - We implemented a great suggestion by Simon Urbanek. Values obtained from
- Redis that are *not* serialized R objects are now decorated with an attribute
- named "redis string value." The package uses this to automatically maintain
- fidelity of the original Redis value through repeated download/upload cycles.
- Previous versions of the rredis package uploaded everything as serialized R
- values unless explictly told otherwise.
- - Set `options('redis:num'=TRUE)` to return Redis "`:`" messages as numeric
- values. This was the default behavior of the rredis package for all versions
- up to 1.6.9. For versions of the R package later than that, redis "`:`"
- messages are returned as raw Redis string values to correspond to the data
- types stored in Redis. Redis commands affected by this option include all
- increment and decrement operations.
- 1.6.8.2:
- - The TCP Nagle disabling scheme has been improved. The default remains
- standard R connections.
- - A bug in the Lua script function 'redisEval' was fixed.
- 1.6.8:
- - The package now includes support for Redis bit operations thanks to
- code contributed by Kenny Helsens.
- - Wush Wu helped to add a new performance option on redisConnect to bring the
- rredis package closer to the performance of the hiredis C library. Use the
- nodelay=TRUE option to disable the TCP Nagle congestion control algorithm,
- which can dramatically improve performance especially for frequent short
- transactions, at the expense of basically allowing Redis to take over your
- network (diable TCP Nagle at your own risk, and only enable this option if
- you really need to). We include this option because that's what hiredis does
- by default (?!!), and we want to make this performance gain available.
- This TCP trickery unfortunately introduced a little bit of C code.
- - Use the `redisCmd` function to easily issue *any* Redis command, even
- if the R package does not yet have a wrapper function for it. Useul also
- for prototyping. This has been available for a while but people don't
- seem to know about it.
- - We've cut back and streamlined code when returning raw values and,
- based on a good suggestion of sherbert, there is now a unified way to return
- raw values across all functions that retrieve stored values from Redis.
- Simply add the `raw=TRUE` argument to skip unserialization of the returned
- result.
- 1.6.7:
- - Nonblocking connections in R are problematic, we switched
- to blocking mode.
- - Added redisBRPopLPush
- - Added connection timeout option to redisConnect
- - Added 'eval' lua scripting functions
- 1.6.6:
- - Fixed a bug in HMSet.
- 1.6.5:
- - Added missing HMGet function.
- - Added generic redis function.
- 1.6.3:
- - Support for new redisInfo format
- - Improved interrupt handling during communication
- - Minor man page fixes
- Significant changes in version 1.6:
- - Transactions are supported.
- - Pub/sub is supported.
- - Better support for raw value types across the board.
- Significant changes in version 1.4:
- - Many bugs were fixed in the sorted sets (redisZ*) functions.
- - New unit tests for sorted set functions were added.
- Significant changes in version 1.2:
- 1. We completely revamped communication with the Redis server, eliminating
- in-line messaging in anticipation of it's demise in future Redis versions.
- We also make a better effort to minimize copying by R prior to sending
- a message.
- 2. Added support for Redis hashes and ordered sets. The R/Redis client now
- fully supports all Redis types.