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I didn't try it, but you should be able to just give the $redis of your example instead of wrapping it into a new Redis client:
$redis = newRedis();
$redis->connect('127.0.0.1', 6379);
// And any other commands needed to initialize the Redis client// Like auth, setOption$client = $clientFacade->getClient($redis);
Thanks for the answer I appreciate that.
I'll have a go at that, not sure if I tested that already.
Yesterday, I did install PRedis as well just to get ahead, then I realized redisearch is not supported for Windows either, so we're off to another issue to fix (probably Docker or in the worst case, develop on the server instead of locally).
Unfortunately, as a windows user for local dev there's no such version yet (5.3 or so is highest).
This means that the line:
$client = $clientFacade->getClient(new \Redis(['host', 6379]));
will not work, as the construct expects 0 values.Tried this:
but that resolves to an error:
Any tips?
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