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Preconditions (Any important steps we need to know)
- Redis setup: 1 Master + 1 Slave + 2 Sentinels (NOT clustered)
- RedisInsight connected via Sentinel configuration
- Master name: myMaster
- Individual key deletion works fine
- Connection to Redis is stable and functional
Steps to reproduce (How to reproduce what you found step by step)
- Connect RedisInsight to Redis using Sentinel configuration
- Navigate to Browser tab and view keys
- Select any number of keys (even just 1 key) using checkboxes or pattern selection
- Click "Bulk Actions" → "Delete Keys"
- Confirm deletion in the dialog
- Observe browser Network tab during this process
Actual behavior (A short description of what you found)
- No keys are deleted regardless of selection size (1 key or 1000 keys)
- Browser Network tab shows only socket.io polling requests
- No DELETE API calls to
/api/databases/.../keys
endpoint are made - UI shows the delete dialog but no actual deletion occurs
- Keys remain in Redis after "successful" bulk delete operation
Expected behavior (A short description of what you expected to find)
- Selected keys should be deleted from Redis
- Browser should show DELETE API requests to RedisInsight backend
- Keys should disappear from the UI after successful deletion
- Bulk delete should work the same way as individual key deletion
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[A képernyőképet itt csatolnád a bulk delete dialog-ról és a Network tab-ról]
Additional context (Operating system, version of RedisInsight, Redis database version, Redis module version, database type, connection type, logs, or any other information)
- Operating system: Kubernetes cluster (Linux containers)
- RedisInsight version: 2.70
- Redis database version: 8.0.2
- Redis modules: None
- Database type: Redis with Sentinel (cluster support disabled)
- Connection type: Sentinel-based connection
- No relevant error logs in RedisInsight or Redis
- Workaround: Redis CLI bulk delete works perfectly
- Issue exists regardless of key count or key type (Hash, String, etc.)
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