If you have 1 million items, we will get 8 of those items and start processing them. We won’t touch the remaining 999992 items until there is a space. This is so Task.async_stream can also consume streams without loading them all upfront, it will only get what is needed.

It’s on home-brew now.

Thank you Elixir Community!

Congrats José and team. Updated all my code to remove the warnings about ambiguous var/function calls and while the code looked strange for a while it is much clearer now.

@josevalim: just looked on release notes and I have a first question:
Why only NaiveDateTime have add and diff methods?
How to compare other Calendar types? Should I convert them to NaiveDateTime?

@eiji thats one of the reason for the discussion in the calendar thread as you know - to define a basis for conversion

As José notes in the docs for DateTime:

Where are my functions?

You will notice this module only contains conversion functions as well as functions that work on UTC. This is because a proper DateTime implementation requires a TimeZone database which currently is not provided as part of Elixir.

Such may be addressed in upcoming versions, meanwhile, use 3rd party packages to provide DateTime building and similar functionality with time zone backing.