@TimeToLiveDate [DATAREDIS-1028]

Chris Haines opened DATAREDIS-1028 and commented

Currently Spring Data Redis has functionality to handle the annotation @TimeToLive. Under the put method inside of RedisKeyValueAdapter.java we have the following code to handle @TimeToLive:

if (rdo.getTimeToLive() != null && rdo.getTimeToLive() > 0) {     
  connection.expire(objectKey, rdo.getTimeToLive());     
  // add phantom key so values can be restored     
  byte[] phantomKey = ByteUtils.concat(objectKey, BinaryKeyspaceIdentifier.PHANTOM_SUFFIX);     
  connection.del(phantomKey);     
  connection.hMSet(phantomKey, rdo.getBucket().rawMap());     
  connection.expire(phantomKey, rdo.getTimeToLive() + 300); 
}

Consider adding an annotation/interface similar to @TimeToLive(such as @TimeToLiveDate or @TimeToExpire), where the developer can add a date to expire at rather than a long value. Additionally add another case to the conditional above to handle this new annotation/interface and use the connection.expireAt method

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