[Question] Roll back transaction if sorted set is modified in any way

Hey there. We're in the process of migrating from ServiceStack.Redis to this library. Previously we were able to WATCH keys and I've been converting all them to transactions with conditions, per this documentation.

We're stuck on how to handle sorted sets though. It was our belief/understanding that if we set a watch on the key of a sorted set, it would fail the transaction if anything about that key or the members within it were modified. When looking at the available sorted set conditions, I don't see a way to recreate that watch that wouldn't involve getting every member of the set and ensuring each individual one was equal to its previous value. That seems so inefficient that I feel like I must be overthinking it and there must be a simpler way. Or perhaps that old watch wasn't doing what we thought it was doing?

Any thoughts would be appreciated! Thank you

Start with the linked StackExchange.Redis transactions documentation and the available sorted set conditions. Verify whether WATCH observes changes to sorted-set members and whether the library exposes an equivalent condition; done means providing a definitive behavior explanation or documenting the supported approach.