TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'ssl' about huey HOT 5 CLOSED

Oh nice, thank you for jumping in @andryyy

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It is pointing to redis instance with cluster mode enabled from what can be seen.

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I'd suggest raising this with the redis-py maintainers. You're supposed to be able to initialize a ConnectionPool with arguments that are then passed to the connections, but it looks like it isn't handling the ssl argument properly somehow. Here's an example you can share with them:

from redis import *
r = Redis(ssl=True)  # OK

p = ConnectionPool(ssl=True)
r = Redis(connection_pool=p)  # Doesn't work.

p = ConnectionPool.from_url('rediss://')
r = Redis(connection_pool=p)  # Somehow this is OK, though?

In other words, I think ConnectionPool should handle the ssl= keyword argument, but for some reason it does not. However the ConnectionPool clearly supports specifying SSL because it accepts URLs using the rediss:// protocol.

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Try connection_class=redis.SSLConnection as argument.

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Example of usage:

redis_connection_pool = redis.ConnectionPool(
    host='redis.example.com', port=6379, connection_class=redis.SSLConnection
)

huey = RedisHuey(
    name='test-ssl',
    connection_pool=redis_connection_pool
)

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