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Deprecate reactive StreamChannel methods #1434
Reactive methods accepting a StreamChannel argument are now deprecated in favor of using the variant returning Flux<T> to consume large results using streaming. All methods that are likely to return large results (e.g. hgetall) are stream-enabled and there's no need to use a stream bridge that would work like an aggregator or collector. Using Publisher is idiomatic in reactive programming arrangements. Async and sync methods accepting StreamChannel remain untouched and can be used for result streaming if the application follows asynchronous or imperative programming models.
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