John Sundell • 1/25/2022

Automatically retrying an asynchronous Swift Task

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This technical article demonstrates how to build automatic retry functionality for asynchronous Swift Tasks, similar to Combine's retry operator. It provides a practical code example for retrying network calls up to a specified number of times using Swift's concurrency features like async/await and loops, and discusses creating a reusable utility by extending the Task type.

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