fix: preserve redis notification metadata#1154
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Keep ttl, topic, and sortkey_timestamp in Redis-stored notifications so message IDs remain stable after JSON round-trips. Previously Redis zset members were created from the full notification metadata, but the stored JSON omitted that metadata. On reconnect, deserialized notifications fell back to legacy message IDs and cleanup deleted the wrong Redis entries, causing repeated backlog replay.
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Have you (or anyone else) ran the redis backend against the integration test suite (and are they currently runnable against it)? I'm wondering if they caught/would have caught such a bug, or should a new test showing this issue be added. |
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Description
Preserve
ttl,topic, andsortkey_timestampwhen serializing Redis-backedStorableNotificationrecords.The Redis save path creates zset members using
Notification::chidmessageid(), which depends ontopicorsortkey_timestamp. The current stored JSON omits those fields, so after deserialization the notification falls back to the legacychannel_id:versionmessage ID. That makes reconnect/backlog cleanup delete the wrong Redis member/key and can cause repeated replay of stored notifications.This patch keeps the metadata in the stored JSON.