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How to flushdb async

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I want to use FLUSHDB ASYNC, but not sure how to do that with ioredis. I only see flushdb. Thanks.

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:8 (3 by maintainers)

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luincommented, Nov 3, 2021

It should just be redis.flushdb(‘async’)

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zoeytruongcommented, Jan 4, 2022

I made the above change and it got merged. When does this @types/ioredis package get updated? I can see the changes in the DefinitelyTyped repo. When I use version 4.28.6 for @types/ioredis, I don’t see that change. I want to know how that npm package get bundled to reflect the change that I merged in. @luin

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