SET options EX, PX, EXAT, PXAT take positive integer argument #2617
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oranagra
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context: unlike EXPIRE, which can take negative numbers and implicitly delete the key.
for the SET command, negative TTLs are disallowed.
see this PR for some context: redis/redis#8287
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(not just negative values, but also 0) |
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Clarify that argument is a positive integer, unlike EXPIRE which accepts zero and negative numbers too.