aioredis has been migrated into redis-py and effectively discontinued.

[aabrodskiy]

There are asyncio handling issues in aioredis (e.g. using get_event_loop instead of get_running_loop), which are causing issues to pydantic-aioredis when working with async and sync processess.
Here is the description : issue 1273
As I understood from mainterners of aioredis, they have migrated the code into redis-py, which is maintained by RedisLabs, founders of Redis.
I've verified and the async redis client is already in the latest version of redis-py and I get a feeling that aioredis is discontinued.
From my quick assessment, it would be a fairly limited change in the store.py module to move to redis-py or to support externally assigned redis_store in the init.
Apologies again, I would be happy to propose a PR but just don't know how.

[aabrodskiy]

here is the announcement: https://github.com/aio-libs/aioredis-py

📢🚨 Aioredis is now in redis-py 4.2.0rc1+ 🚨🚨
Aioredis is now in redis-py 4.2.0rc1+

To install, just do pip install redis>=4.2.0rc1. The code is almost the exact same. You will just need to import like so:

from redis import asyncio as aioredis
This way you don't have to change all your code, just the imports.

https://github.com/redis/redis-py/releases/tag/v4.2.0rc1

Now that aioredis is under Redis officially, I hope there will never be an unmaintained, asyncio Redis lib in the Python ecosystem again. I will be helping out maintenance at Redis-py for the foreseeable future just to get some of the asyncio stuff out of the way. There are also some bugs that didn't make it into the redis/redis-py#1899 that I'll be slowly migrating over throughout the next few weeks -- so long as my exams don't kill me beforehand :)

Thank you all so much for your commitment to this repository! Thank you so much to @abrookins @seandstewart @bmerry for all the commits and maintenance. And thank you to everyone here who has been adopting the new code base and squashing bugs. It's been an honor!

Cheers, Andrew

[andrewthetechie]

Thanks for reporting this @aabrodskiy.

I'll make sure to watch redis-py and once the 4.2.0 release is ready (out of release candidate status), I'll look at making the switch

[andrewthetechie]

Turns out, redis-py has merged the aio implementation into a full release, and had a point release beyond it.

Working on moving to redis-py in #217

[andrewthetechie]

The move to redis-py is part of #221

This will be v0.7.0.

[andrewthetechie]

https://github.com/andrewthetechie/pydantic-aioredis/releases/tag/v0.7.0

Released and available on pypi. Let me know if this doesn't fix your issue.