[slayerjain]

What changes

gin-redis/README.md

• A note at the top: Keploy records and mocks Redis only in Keploy Enterprise, which is the keploy that install.sh installs by default; a free account is enough for it.
• The open-source keploy that this README installs (the ghcr.io/keploy/keploy image or the GitHub release binary) does three things:
  • it passes the app's Redis calls through to the real Redis server in record and test mode;
  • it records no Redis mocks;
  • it logs that the Redis calls are skipped.
• So the Redis container must keep running during keploy test.
• The "no need to set up Redis / the application thinks it's talking to Redis" and "all test cases pass" lines now say that this holds for Keploy Enterprise.
• With the open-source keploy, the OTP verification test fails: the replayed OTP request stores a new random OTP in the live Redis, so the recorded OTP no longer matches.
• The record steps say that the Redis mocks come with Keploy Enterprise, and the typo "Keploy with capture" now reads "Keploy will capture".

sse-redis/README.md

• A similar note at the top, with the free-account sentence and the --oss install command. It says that every mention of Redis mocks in the README applies to Keploy Enterprise.
• "Mocks all outgoing Redis calls (no live Redis needed)" is marked as Keploy Enterprise only.

go-redis is also a Redis sample, but its README makes no keploy claim, so there is nothing to change there.

Why

The open-source keploy no longer records or mocks Redis. It relays Redis to the real server and points users to Keploy Enterprise. A user who followed these READMEs with the open-source keploy would stop Redis at replay and see the tests fail with no explanation.

How it is tested

• These are README-only changes, so there is nothing to build.
• commitlint is clean.
• The Keploy Enterprise link (https://keploy.io/docs/keploy-cloud/cloud-installation/, the page the open-source keploy's Redis warning links) returns 200.
• No CI in this repo runs keploy against Redis: golangci-lint.yml only lists the directories.
• Keploy Enterprise's CI records sse-redis with its Redis parser. A README change does not affect that.

When to merge

After the open-source keploy release with the Redis skip has shipped. Until then, the note describes behaviour that no released open-source keploy has yet.

Changes since opening

• The Keploy Enterprise link goes to https://keploy.io/docs/keploy-cloud/cloud-installation/, the page the open-source keploy's Redis warning links, so the README and the warning point to the same page. The install commands are unchanged.
• The note says again that a free account is enough for Keploy Enterprise, in the words keploy's install pages use. The branch is one commit.