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Recently, the project needs to use Redis to store objects / arrays.

Then, as always, follow redis- > set (KEY, OBJECT)

It turns out I can't deposit it.

Then I asked my colleague to try it, but I didn't expect that he could save it.

At that time, I was entangled with the same reids version and configuration, ah, how can he save it directly, but mine has not been able to do so.

After some twists and turns, I suddenly found such an article: https://my.oschina.net/u/222608/blog/1925135

Redis::OPT_SERIALIZER this option controls redis serialization

Then $redis- > getOption (Redis::OPT_SERIALIZER); take this value, and sure enough, it is different. My return is 0, and automatic serialization is not turned on.

The colleague's return is 2; Redis::SERIALIZER_IGBINARY; turns on serialization.

Then I tried it again-> incr.

Sure enough, mine can increase by 1. 5%. Colleagues cannot augment successfully because automatic serialization is turned on.

$redis = new MyRedis ()

$order = OrderModel::findByCondition (['id' = > 45])-> one ()

$ret = $redis- > set ('fltest333',100)

$data = $redis- > get ('fltest333')

Var_dump ($ret,$data)

$ret=$redis- > incr ('fltest333')

$data = $redis- > get ('fltest333')

Var_dump ($ret,$data)

$ret = $redis- > getOption (Redis::OPT_SERIALIZER)

Var_dump ($ret)

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