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I like it.

Any reason to call the parameterredis_cluster instead of justcluster?

EDIT: ok I guess it's kinda in line withredis_sentinel

If you specify a cluster but do not specify it as an array, then a regular redis will start. Then the cluster reports MOVED and everything breaks down.

In the log you can see an error that is most incomprehensible "MOVED ...". You start looking in the documentation and find the redis_cluster parameter in the cache. And then you think why it’s not in "Messenger"

Tell me, did you fix the tests?