The method of adding a list keys does not add time expiration for keys

[DobrovAlexey]

Hi,

I found an bug related to the key expiration time when adding a list of keys using AddAllAsync method, but I mistakenly addressed a question to SE.Redis, now I understand that the problem is in the StackExchange.Redis.Extensions packages.

In order not to duplicate the question, I leave a link to the description of the problem:
The method of adding a list does not add time expiration for keys (AddAllAsync) #1514

Thanks.

[imperugo]

Hi @DobrovAlexey
looking here /~https://github.com/imperugo/StackExchange.Redis.Extensions/blob/master/src/core/StackExchange.Redis.Extensions.Core/Implementations/RedisDatabase.cs#L224 it seems ok to me.

Do you have a unit test that reproduces the problem?

[DobrovAlexey]

Hi @DobrovAlexey
looking here /~https://github.com/imperugo/StackExchange.Redis.Extensions/blob/master/src/core/StackExchange.Redis.Extensions.Core/Implementations/RedisDatabase.cs#L224 it seems ok to me.

Do you have a unit test that reproduces the problem?

Hi, yes, I looked the implementation, everything is quite simple there
I added a unit test for this problem, looking here TestAddingListKeys

In the AddManyListKeys method, when adding a second list of keys, they are added with expiration time TTL = -1.
If the test succeeds, I run it several times in a row.

Perhaps this has something to do with Redis itself?
Or am I doing something wrong?

[imperugo]

Hi @DobrovAlexey
thanks for the report. Just send an updated on nuget with the fix.

The release is the 6.3.1

.u

[DobrovAlexey]

Hi @imperugo,
After updating the packages everything works.
Thanks