Add an internal function to refresh timer used for ttl #351
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When overriding the global timers with a custom timer, the timer used for ttl is not updated and will continue to use the timer that was defined when the package was first imported. This adds an internal function that can be called to refresh the timer used for ttl with the current global timer.
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@isaacs Any feedback on this? Is this something you think should be added to the internal functions? |
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When overriding the global timers with a custom timer, the timer used for ttl is not updated and will continue to use the timer that was defined when the package was first imported.
This adds an internal function that can be called to refresh the timer used for ttl with the current global timer.
Fixes #349