Fix parsing of the is_master attribute in the URL#3367
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JackiLin wants to merge 7 commits intoredis:masterfrom
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Fix parsing of the is_master attribute in the URL#3367JackiLin wants to merge 7 commits intoredis:masterfrom
JackiLin wants to merge 7 commits intoredis:masterfrom
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@JackiLin Thanks for you contribution! I would ask you to provide a test case |
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Is it OK to add test cases like this |
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Description of change
Fixed the parsing of the is_master attribute in the Redis URL.
When the Redis URL is 'redis://redis-master/1?is_master=0', it is supposed to find the slave node of redis-master for read operations. However, since is_master was parsed as '0' and not correctly interpreted as False, it failed to use the slave node.
I encountered this issue when trying to implement read-write separation using SentinelConnectionPool.