swift-concurrency-6-2

Migrate to Swift 6.2 concurrency by enabling MainActor default inference to reduce boilerplate, applying isolated conformances for protocols, and adjusting build settings step by step to eliminate data-race risks.

MainActor default inference is a Swift 6.2 concurrency model that defaults to isolating state on the MainActor, significantly reducing migration boilerplate and preventing data races across your app target.

Use explicit @concurrent in Swift 6.2 when offloading CPU-intensive work to achieve real parallelism, safely bypassing MainActor isolation without introducing data races into your architecture.

Adopt non-isolated protocols on MainActor types by using isolated conformances, a Swift 6.2 concurrency pattern that safely satisfies protocol requirements while maintaining strict state isolation.

Yes, migrating to Swift 6.2 concurrency requires protecting global and static mutable state using MainActor isolation or explicit concurrency features to ensure data-race safety across your codebase.

MainActor default inference limits real parallelism for CPU-intensive tasks; it reduces data-race risks but requires explicit @concurrent usage to safely offload heavy workloads off the main thread.