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Make min_year and max_year configurable #141

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@alanj853 alanj853 commented Feb 9, 2024

For systems with limited memory resources, they may not want all of the time data created by default as it increases the size of the ETS table

For systems with limited memory resources, they may not want all of the time data created by default as it increases the size of the ETS table
Make min_year and max_year configurable
size of the ets table created by `:tzdata`.

```elixir
config :tzdata, :max_year, 2030

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isnt' that a bit too close for comfort ?

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What do you mean? Bearing in mind that this is just an example in the README, it is not in the code.

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ah missed the README part, nevermind

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what is it actually configured to on the system ?

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"44 years + the current year"

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