SERIALIZER_IGBINARY and objects containing multiple DateTime object instances #8
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Hello Romain, Could you please check that it works with the Nicolas |
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Hello Nicolas, I confirm you that the problem does not occur anymore in the pecl branch |
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Hello,
I'm facing a weird issue : when I set an object containing more than one DateTime object property with the igbinary serializer option, the first datetime object is restored correctly, others are restored as incomplete PHP class
Here's a piece of code to reproduce the bug :
date_default_timezone_set('Europe/Berlin'); class baba { protected $date1; protected $date2; public function __construct() { $this->date1 = new DateTime('2011-04-07 13:17:09'); $this->date2 = new DateTime('2011-04-10 15:17:09'); return $this; } public function print_datas() { echo $this->date1->format(DATE_ATOM)."\n"; echo $this->date2->format(DATE_ATOM)."\n"; return $this; } } $baba = new baba(); $redis = new Redis(); $redis->connect('127.0.0.1', 6379); $redis->setOption(Redis::OPT_SERIALIZER, Redis::SERIALIZER_IGBINARY); $redis->set("__baba__", $baba); $cached_datas = $redis->get("__baba__"); var_dump($cached_datas); $cached_datas->print_datas(); $redis->delete("__baba__");This bad behavior does not exists when I use the default PHP serializer.
This bad behavior does not exists when I use igbinary_serialize
I use igbinary 1.1.1 and phpredis 2.1.0.
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