{"push_id":550846472,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/version_07","head":"8964d9c36e6424b33bdb055dead66951de41031e","before":"266d1d1ef4fe013ab7a0ae107faf038a8df67813","commits":[{"sha":"8964d9c36e6424b33bdb055dead66951de41031e","author":{"email":"1fa2ef4755a9226cb9a0a4840bd89b158ac71391@binary.com","name":"Matt Miller"},"message":"Add `ttl` method.\n\nIn concert with the expiration setting behavior, ttl is expressed in\nseconds.\n\nTo make the results easier to work with in the generic case, the TTL is\nexpressed in an integral number of seconds.  It also pessimistically\nprojects eviction at the _end_ of the second where it will disappear.\n\nNegative values from the Redis PTTL command (notable non-existent keys,\nand keys which never expire) are returned as 0 for the same ease of use\nconsiderations. I reckon care ought to be taken to know with which kind\nof keys one is dealing.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/binary-com/perl-Cache-RedisDB/commits/8964d9c36e6424b33bdb055dead66951de41031e"}]}