Hoping this is just something I'm doing wrong, but I have a cluster with two master-slaves. I've found I'm unable to use a pattern subscription because it just subscribes to one master's notifications (and redis doesn't broadcast notifications across cluster by design). I tried subscribing with a few individual keys that I know are on different masters and only one subset of that group is coming back. I'm not sure if this is because of a slot miscalculation or what.
A way to remedy this would be to allow manual endpoint selection at subscription, but endpoint selection seems to be done automatically based on channel during subscription.
Hoping this is just something I'm doing wrong, but I have a cluster with two master-slaves. I've found I'm unable to use a pattern subscription because it just subscribes to one master's notifications (and redis doesn't broadcast notifications across cluster by design). I tried subscribing with a few individual keys that I know are on different masters and only one subset of that group is coming back. I'm not sure if this is because of a slot miscalculation or what.
A way to remedy this would be to allow manual endpoint selection at subscription, but endpoint selection seems to be done automatically based on channel during subscription.