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Redis feature set table #1008

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Apart from my one comment, this looks good.

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A Redis feature set includes a specific Redis database version along with the advanced capabilities and data structures provided by compatible module versions.
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Just a caveat here: Redis CE doesn't include the advanced capabilities by default. Customers will either have to download and install them separately, or use Redis Stack. This, of course, will go away when CE8 ships, essentially replacing both standalone Redis CE and Redis Stack.

So, really, this just applies to RS, RC, and Redis Stack.

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Correct. We can add that in if you like. I don't think users are consuming modules separately often. We see in the field customers running redis-stack in production

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thank you!


A database is not compatible with module versions from different feature set versions. If you want to use advanced capability features or data structures introduced by a later feature set version, you must upgrade your database to the compatible Redis version and module versions according to the following table.

| Redis feature set version | Distributed in | What's new |
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maybe we do not actually need the "Distributed in" column at all - we can reference the feature set version from everywhere (e.g. release notes in RS, Redis Cloud, etc.)
and it will make the table smaller

though I'd suggest creating a separate "Compatible versions" column, where we describe the Redis server version and modules (and just the Redis version with CE8)

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@ViktarStarastsenka I updated the staged previews of the table with your suggested changes.

I also added the table to the Cloud changelog: https://redis.io/docs/staging/DOC-4673/operate/rc/changelog/
cc @cmilesb , are you okay with this addition?

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