Doc 2841 code samples for bitfield C# #281
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| long res1 = db.StringIncrement("bike:1:stats", 1000); |
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This does not match exactly the Python snippet at https://redis.io/docs/latest/develop/data-types/bitfields/
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The C# client seems to work a bit differently to the Python client for these commands. Hopefully, I've translated it over from Python correctly.