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StrictRedis is a legacy class in redis-py that is there only for backwards compatiability with versions of redis-py before 3.x. However since aioredis v2 based on redis-py has just been released and never has and never will support versions of redis-py < 3.x, it doesn't really make sense to include StrictRedis in the aioredis API, as it is literally just an alias to the Redis class.
Said simply: there is no reason anyone integrating [email protected] should be using StrictRedis, and a clear reason not to use it (it will maybe/probably be dropped from redis-py in a future major version).
As it is, its presence in the library can only cause confusion and does not provide any benefit.
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StrictRedis
is a legacy class inredis-py
that is there only for backwards compatiability with versions ofredis-py
before 3.x. However sinceaioredis
v2 based onredis-py
has just been released and never has and never will support versions ofredis-py
< 3.x, it doesn't really make sense to includeStrictRedis
in theaioredis
API, as it is literally just an alias to theRedis
class.Said simply: there is no reason anyone integrating
[email protected]
should be usingStrictRedis
, and a clear reason not to use it (it will maybe/probably be dropped fromredis-py
in a future major version).As it is, its presence in the library can only cause confusion and does not provide any benefit.
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