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How can I preheat ConnectionPool?
See original GitHub issueConnectionPool’s initializer does not create connections immediately, in some cases this strategy causes some problem, so is there anyway to preheat connection pool (create some IDLE connections in pool initializing)?
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Lots of Redis driver accepts optional
max_idle_connectionsparam let user choose whether keep connections in idle time (includes beginning). Yeah there is a manual way to do this in redis-py (callmake_connectionI think), but it is more convenience if this feature is integrated in driver.This issue is marked stale. It will be closed in 30 days if it is not updated.