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Add the keyPrefix option when redis is not in cluster mode #1655

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced Redis client configuration to support key prefix option in both cluster and non-cluster modes.

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The pull request introduces a new keyPrefix property to the Redis client configuration in the redis.server.ts file. This enhancement allows specifying a key prefix for Redis clients, both in cluster and non-cluster modes. The modification extends the existing RedisWithClusterOptions type and updates the createRedisClient method to support the new configuration option, providing more flexibility in Redis client setup.

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apps/webapp/app/redis.server.ts - Added keyPrefix?: string to RedisWithClusterOptions type
- Updated createRedisClient to support keyPrefix in Redis client configuration

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apps/webapp/app/redis.server.ts (3)

Line range hint 4-12: LGTM! Type definition is well-structured.

The addition of the optional keyPrefix property to RedisWithClusterOptions is clean and properly typed.

71-71: LGTM! Implementation is correct.

The keyPrefix option is properly added to the non-cluster Redis client configuration.

Line range hint 32-73: Verify the keyPrefix behavior in both modes.

The implementation looks correct, with keyPrefix properly configured for both cluster and non-cluster modes. Let's verify the usage to ensure it works as expected.

✅ Verification successful

The keyPrefix implementation is correctly structured and safe to use

The codebase demonstrates consistent key management patterns with proper namespacing through dedicated key builders and structured formats. The keyPrefix configuration in both cluster and non-cluster modes will work correctly with these patterns, providing an additional namespace layer.

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rg "createRedisClient.*keyPrefix" -A 3

# Search for any direct Redis operations on keys to ensure they work with prefixes
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