Hello
I tried the new Redis class from the 1.3 dev branch.
The pipeline function works, but seems useless -unless I haven't understand it correctly.
The comments say the execute() function opens the connection to Redis and then executes the pipelined commands. But it's not true; the connection is opened only once, in the constructor. The execute() method just writes the commands in the socket. So there is no performance gain using the pipeline.
In fact there is a minor performance degradation: when invoking a unique Redis command, the execute() method is called and does a useless iteration.
So, from my point of view, this new version of the Redis class is less good than the previous one.
Let me know if my understanding is correct. If you have any idea, I would be glad to help improving this feature.
We haven't written it, it's a copy of https://github.com/jdp/redisent, adapted to work with FuelPHP.
I did the latest merge, so it could be that I've misinterpreted the new way of working, I don't use redis myself.
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