How to unwrap [weak self] in Swift Concurrency Tasks?
Read OriginalThis article explores how to properly use [weak self] within Swift Concurrency Tasks to avoid retain cycles and memory leaks. It explains the differences between escaping and non-escaping closures, covers the weak-strong reference dance, and provides practical examples for safely unwrapping self in asynchronous contexts like loading and processing data.
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