Refactor thread safety of KeychainSwift class#152
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…ock to avoid the need in internal "deleteNoLock" method and remove it.
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I'm using it in production. Works well. Thanks |
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Switched
NSLocktoNSRecursiveLockto avoid the need for an internaldeleteNoLock()method and remove it.NSRecursiveLockis conform to the sameNSLockingprotocol asNSLockbut the fundamental difference is thatNSRecursiveLockallows locking resources recursively. The main rule here is.unlock()calls must be as much as.lock()calls.That is why we no more need the internal
deleteNoLockmethod, which was added, as I suppose, to avoiddeadlock.