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Alias Redict binaries #20

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opened 2024年04月25日 15:12:27 +02:00 by gmem · 1 comment

I remember this being discussed somewhere, but I can't recall where, so opening an issue that will hopefully provide more permenance.

While being a drop in replacement for Redis binaries, because of the rename it ends up being incompatible with things like Helm charts which try to run redis-* binaries directly. We could work around this by aliasing/linking the binaries while these other tools adapt to the new landscape.

I remember this being discussed somewhere, but I can't recall where, so opening an issue that will hopefully provide more permenance. While being a drop in replacement for Redis binaries, because of the rename it ends up being incompatible with things [like Helm charts](https://github.com/bitnami/charts/issues/25164) which try to run `redis-*` binaries directly. We could work around this by aliasing/linking the binaries while these other tools adapt to the new landscape.

Yes, we talked about having a compat build with symlinks to the binaries. It would be easy enough to set up, especially if we only offer one of those, and not a debian/alpine/scratch flavor.

Yes, we talked about having a compat build with symlinks to the binaries. It would be easy enough to set up, especially if we only offer one of those, and not a debian/alpine/scratch flavor.
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