swift-concurrency-6-2

Fix Swift 6.2 data-race errors by adopting single-threaded execution by default and applying isolated conformances. This Skill guides you through refactoring code to eliminate data races using explicit actor isolation and MainActor default inference.

MainActor default inference in Swift 6.2 isolates code to the main thread by default, ensuring thread safety without manual annotations. It enables a safe concurrency model where UI-related code executes on the main thread automatically.

Enable Swift 6.2 approachable concurrency by configuring the build settings in Xcode for single-threaded execution by default. This Skill provides step-by-step guidance for activating the new concurrency features and migrating existing projects.

Yes, you explicitly offload CPU-intensive tasks to background threads in Swift 6.2 using the `@concurrent` attribute. This allows your MainActor-based architecture to maintain UI responsiveness while executing heavy work safely.

Swift 6.2 supports migration from earlier versions by guiding developers through isolated conformances and MainActor default inference. This approach helps resolve compiler errors progressively without requiring a complete rewrite.

Avoid MainActor isolation for CPU-intensive background tasks in Swift 6.2. Instead of relying on the main thread by default, offload heavy workloads explicitly using `@concurrent` to prevent UI thread blocking and maintain app responsiveness.