Here we introduce a change in the way we convert values from Lua to
Redis when RESP3 is selected: this is possible without breaking the fact
we can return directly what a command returned, because there is no
Redis command in RESP2 that returns true or false to Lua, so the
conversion in the case of RESP2 is totally arbitrary. When a script is
written selecting RESP3 from Lua, it totally makes sense to change such
behavior and return RESP3 true/false when Lua true/false is returned.
We want all the scripts to run in RESP2 mode by default. It's up to the
caller to switch to V3 using redis.setresp() if it is really needed.
This way most scripts written for past Redis versions will continue to
work with Redis >= 6 even if the client is in RESP3 mode.
Note that this breaks API compatibility with Redis < 6:
CONFIG GET requirepass
Will no longer return a cleartext password as well, but the SHA256 hash
of the password set.
When implementing the code that saves and loads these aux fields we used rdb
format that was added for that in redis 5.0, but then we added the 'when' field
which meant that the old redis-check-rdb won't be able to skip these.
this fix adds an opcode as if that 'when' is part of the module data.
Before this commit we may have not consumer buffers when a read error is
encountered. Such buffers may contain errors that are important clues
for the user: for instance a protocol error in the payload we send in
pipe mode will cause the server to abort the connection. If the user
does not get the protocol error, debugging what is happening can be a
nightmare.
This commit fixes issue #3756.
of aarch64.
The content comes from the definition of the sigcontext and tested on
my aarch64 server.
sigcontext defined at the linux kernel code:
arch/arm64/include/uapi/asm/sigcontext.h
... of a program to just test the hashing functions collisions on a 24
bit output with strings that are very likely Redis key names, and names
of a kind that are particularly prone to collisions.
