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Call client setname on a connection to cluster - currently blocked
See original GitHub issueHi,
I would like to client setname on connections to redis cluster using your library, but unfortunately they are in a ‘blocked’ list of commands, what prevents me from doing it.
Are you able to suggest if there’s any way to achieve it using your library?
Thanks in advance, Konrad
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I dont know really. I would have to dig deeper into what the java lib is doing, but my guess is that i will just replicate whatever redis-py is doing and then just fanout it to all nodes. More then that i dont know now.
Yes i think that should be easily replicated so the next release could include that fix.