Matt Massicotte on Nostr: MainActor.run is almost *never* the right solution. You want to define your isolation ...
MainActor.run is almost *never* the right solution. You want to define your isolation statically on the type, via a global actor annotation.
Dynamic isolation is an escape hatch, and it should set off alarm bells every time.
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