Fix: avoid saving [object Object] in redis #28
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manuelurenah
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redis/index.js
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| if (!shouldProcess(key)) return bluebird.resolve(); | ||
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| return module.exports.client.hsetAsync(REDIS_HASH, key, value); | ||
| return module.exports.client.hsetAsync(REDIS_HASH, key, formatValue(value)); |
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Given that this formatting is unexpected behavior (not all PUT requests to this module have required this behavior) I think we should restructure this so we can emit a warn log that we are re-encoding the object before placing it into Redis. So that we can track and squash those issues - we need to be able to log both key and value
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When trying to save an object to redis, if its not stringified, we get the following error: