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Hi there!
I recently used this project to do some migrations from ElastiCache. While doing this I came a cross 2 problems.

1. There was a bug with the TTL not being reset to 0 when the key didn't have any set.
2. There wasn't a way to use TLS connections.

I made those changes in this fork: master...jcalonso:patch-1
I would be happy to open a proper pull request and merge this back if you consider this is something of use in the project.

Let me know :)

Hi Eric,

I have a use case where there are millions of existing keys that don't have a TTL and is causing the Redis storage to fill up too quickly. I am interested in adding a new command to this repo to override all keys or keys with a specific prefix with a desired TTL.

Would you be open to allowing that feature to this repo?

Thanks

Hi Eric,

I noticed that there's a tag named HEAD which causes an issue when pulling code.

So I'm not able to pull code unless I wipe out the entire repo each time. Also, all forks will fail.

Reference:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1692892/warning-refname-head-is-ambiguous
The 3rd answer fixed my problem which is to delete the tag.

Can you please delete the tag named HEAD?
git tag -d HEAD

Hi,

I've cloned go-redis-migrator repo into GOPATH/src/gitbub.com/go-redis-migrator and I get this when trying to build this tool.

go/src/github.com/go-redis-migrator ()$ go get -v
github.com/go-redis-migrator
# github.com/go-redis-migrator
./migrate.go:278: cannot use ttlSeconds (type int64) as type time.Duration in argument to destinationCluster.commandable.Restore
./migrate.go:280: cannot use ttlSeconds (type int64) as type time.Duration in argument to destinationHost.commandable.Restore

go/src/github.com/go-redis-migrator ()$ go build
# github.com/go-redis-migrator
./migrate.go:278: cannot use ttlSeconds (type int64) as type time.Duration in argument to destinationCluster.commandable.Restore
./migrate.go:280: cannot use ttlSeconds (type int64) as type time.Duration in argument to destinationHost.commandable.Restore

Am I missing something here?

thanks :)