fix : f-string formatting redis_cache.py #538
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Summary
This PR updates lines 30 to 33 in
redis_cache.py, transitioning from the older%format style to the more modern and readable f-string format.Changes
Rationale
F-strings offer a more intuitive and clean way to format strings in Python, enhancing both readability and performance. This change ensures that our code in
redis_cache.pyremains consistent with modern Python practices.Would appreciate a review of this change to ensure it aligns with our coding standards and practices.
Thank you!