In Swift Concurrency, what's the difference between putting @MainActor on a whole view model class and putting it on specific methods only?
On the type, every stored property and method is isolated to the main actor, so other contexts have to await; on a method only, just that method runs on main and the rest of the state isn't protected. nonisolated takes immutable data and pure computation out of isolation.
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