Update warning regarding expiration settings #264
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Based on nateware#213 and the comments on nateware@4854553, the current README incorrectly describes an issue with the `expiration` setting when it is actually meant to be describing an issue with the `expireat` setting. This updates the documentation to correctly describe the issue.
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The way the documentation is worded, it almost seems like it should have a "bad example" and a "good example". So the wording is warning you about something, that isn't shown... since the example is already using lambda. |
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Based on #213 and the comments on 4854553, the current README incorrectly describes an issue with the
expirationsetting when it is actually meant to be describing an issue with theexpireatsetting. This updates the documentation to correctly describe the issue.