Update Redis from 3.2.5 to 4.0.1 #447

[Release notes for Redis 4.0.0][1]: > ================================================================================ > Redis 4.0.0 Released Fri Jul 14 13:04:44 CEST 2017 > ================================================================================ > > Upgrade urgency CRITICAL: 4.0.0 GA fixes many important bugs. > > Dear Redis users, > > this is the first stable version of Redis 4.0. There are a number > of bug fixes and improvements compared to the previous RC, mainly: > > * Different replication fixes to PSYNC2, the new 4.0 replication engine. > * Modules thread safe contexts were introduced. They are an experimental API right now, but the API is considered to be stable and usable when needed. > * SLOWLOG now logs the offending client name and address. Note that this is a backward compatibility breakage in case old code assumes that the slowlog entry is composed of exactly three entries. > * The modules native data types RDB format changed. > * The AOF check utility is now able to deal with RDB preambles. > * GEORADIUS_RO and GEORADIUSBYMEMBER_RO variants, not supporting the STORE option, were added in order to allow read-only scaling of such queries. > * HSET is now variadic, and HMSET is considered deprecated (but will be supported for years to come). Please use HSET in new code. > * GEORADIUS huge radius (>= ~6000 km) corner cases fixed, certain elements near the edges were not returned. > * DEBUG DIGEST modules API added. > * HyperLogLog commands no longer crash on certain input (non HLL) strings. > * Fixed SLAVEOF inside MULTI/EXEC blocks. > * Many other minor bug fixes and improvements. > > Note that 4.0 is probably one of the most extreme releases of Redis ever > made in terms of changes inside the internals: all the aggregated data types > no longer use Redis Objects structures but directly SDS objects, certain > deletion operations are now threaded, the replication engine was modified > in many ways. So please handle this release with care. A few patch-level > releases will follow in the next weeks and months fixing the important issues > discovered by the users. > > You can read the new set of features below in this file, there are a lot > of improvements that can make a real difference in real world use cases. > Also note that Redis 4.0 is, as usually, almost a perfect superset of Redis > 3.2, so it is very rare that compatibility with the past is broken in terms > of exported commands. > > IMPORTANT: Redis Cluster users, please note that, as specified in the list > of incompatibilities, Redis 4.0 cluster bus protocol is not compatible with > Redis 3.2, so in order to upgrade, a mass reboot of the instances is needed > and rolling upgrades are not possible. This change was needed in order to > add compatibility for Containers/NAT, where the bus port at a fixed offset > was not an acceptable design, so we had to change many things, resulting > in the incompatible protocol. > > Have fun with Redis 4.0! > Salvatore [1]: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/antirez/redis/4.0/00-RELEASENOTES

Update Redis from 3.2.5 to 4.0.1 #447

Update Redis from 3.2.5 to 4.0.1 #447

Commits on Aug 8, 2017