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Swift 6.2 introduced a vision for “approachable concurrency.” This includes two new features that make working with async code much easier: nonisolated-nonsending, and actor-isolated conformances. Let’s explore each topic and see how they improve things.
pointfree.co/episodes/ep365…
![The following code snippet:
extension Table {
public static func insert<each Value: QueryRepresentable>(
or conflictResolution: ConflictResolution? = nil,
_ columns: (Columns) -> (repeat Column<Self, each Value>),
@InsertValuesBuilder<(repeat (each Value).QueryOutput)>
values: () -> [(repeat (each Value).QueryOutput)],
onConflict updates: ((inout Record<Self>) -> Void)? = nil
) -> Insert<Self, ()> {
…
}
}
SyncUp.insert {
($0.title, $0.date)
} values: {
("Morning Sync", Date(timeIntervalSince1970: 1234567890))
} onConflict: {
$0.title += " Copy"
}](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GlYNQPsXEAAzYYs?format=webp&name=medium)
