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chore(deps): update dependency redis to 6.1.0 - #2013

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This PR contains the following updates:

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redis (source) =4.0.0 -> 6.1.0 age adoption passing confidence

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=4.0.0 -> 6.1.0

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  • redis: 10,901,070 weekly downloads

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Closing as obsolete rather than rebasing.

The queue no longer depends on the npm redis package. batch.ts imports RedisClient from bun directly, and the comment at line 922 records why: Bun ships RedisClient natively, so the queue dropped the dependency. queue/package.json declares no redis in any dependency block - the only redis left in that file is a keyword in the keywords array. The package does not appear in bun.lock either.

So this bump targets a peerDependencies range that has since been deleted, which is why it went stale. Rebasing it would re-introduce a peer requirement on a package nothing imports.

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