Does a Redis pub/sub channel construct store the messages published in the channel if nobody is subscribed?
If it does, then we really have a problem with potential crud in the channel. Before we start an instance the channels need to be flushed.
If it doesn't, then we'll never receive a response because the published message would have been dropped and we should just return immediately after posting the error.
Originally posted by @portante in #2005 (comment)
Does a Redis pub/sub channel construct store the messages published in the channel if nobody is subscribed?
If it does, then we really have a problem with potential crud in the channel. Before we start an instance the channels need to be flushed.
If it doesn't, then we'll never receive a response because the published message would have been dropped and we should just return immediately after posting the error.
Originally posted by @portante in #2005 (comment)