Add configurable encoder classes to standalone clients - #4221
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What
Adds support for configuring a custom
Encodersubclass on standalone sync and asyncio clients and their connection pools.Closes #3181
Why
The default encoder rejects application-specific Python value types. Users can now implement custom serialization/deserialization while retaining redis-py's existing encoding configuration.
Design
encoder_classto sync and asyncioRedisconstructors.Encoderfromredisandredis.asyncio.Encoderbehavior when no custom class is supplied.Tests
157 passed, 4 skippedfortests/test_connection.py tests/test_asyncio/test_connection.py17 passedfortests/test_client.py tests/test_asyncio/test_client.pygit diff --checkpass.This is a draft while CI and maintainer feedback run.