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Support issuing Latency commands #1246
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@CodingFabian good catch. As you seem to need these commands, what do you think about crafting a PR so Jedis can include this functionality? |
Sure, I am just a bit lost where this should go: |
@CodingFabian I'd start adding it in the BasicCommands interface and move from there. |
@marcosnils what's the status of this feature request ? Has this been implemented yet ? |
@sheinbergon there's no open PR, so no. @CodingFabian ping? |
Nope, havent done anything so far. |
@marcosnils feel free to assign this to me . I will work on it in the upcoming weeks 👍 |
cool thanks! |
@sheinbergon no need to assign, maybe @CodingFabian wanted/needed to implement it?. @CodingFabian ? |
@CodingFabian I'm guessing you'd like to support LATENCY LATEST , LATENCY HISTORY and LATENCY RESET , right ? Is there anything I missed ? @marcosnils would you like to add anything else ? |
@sheinbergon go ahead and implement it @CodingFabian timed out. |
I actually had a weekend. |
This issue is marked stale. It will be closed in 30 days if it is not updated. |
Hello, can i try to solve this issue? |
Currently it is not possible to issue latency commands using jedis. You need to write your own client to issue custom commands.
There are a couple of latency commands (latency history, latency latest) that could be executed. ideally automatically guarded against the redis version (2.8.13 +)
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