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A release with promise v3 unlocked #148
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on Dec 21, 2023 Good question @WyriHaximus!
The current version that we're working on is the
v3as this is also the only milestone currently open and planned. This milestone will bring some API changes and improvements and will ensure compatibility with the upcoming ReactPHPv3. Also talked with @clue that redisv3probably won't be compatible with ReactPHPv1, so we'll have to wait for the ReactPHPv3components before releasing redisv3.With all this in mind, I think it's safe to say that redis
v3will take a while before going live, but we think it's a good idea to backport some features (PHP 8.3 compatibility from #147, promisev3support from #150, etc.) tov2. We can then release an additional version forv2, so you can use this version for now until redisv3gets released.We'll work on backporting the needed features, will keep you posted as we progress 👍
Reacted by Christian Lück and Cees-Jan KiewietSounds like a plan @SimonFrings, it was mainly about unlocking the way done in #152 . Template types and such will come in v3, doing a simular pattern with my own packages where one release will unlock it, and the next will drop previous version + adds all the v3 goodies.
Reacted by Christian LückClosed via #152.
Reacted by Cees-Jan KiewietThanks, just released https://github.com/WyriHaximus/reactphp-cache-redis/releases/tag/4.5.0 with that release 👍
Reacted by Simon FringsReacted by Simon Frings
Got a request for one of my packages to include promise v3 support over at WyriHaximus/reactphp-cache-redis#59. It seems this package's next version branch has support for it through #145 and #134. What are the plans for releasing that?