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Swift. unowned may only be applied to class and class-bound protocol types. weak works fine

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Swift. unowned may only be applied to class and class-bound protocol types. weak works fine

Safe to always use [unowned self] for Swift singletons?

Swift Weak Reference Much Slower than Strong Reference

Difference between unowned var something: Something! and weak var something: Something! in Swift

Swift unowned self leaking when 'owned' by a view being presented

Why weakifying a strong reference by using a local variable doesn't work?

Swift - @escaping and capture list clarification

Swift - Capture List self clarification

Weak or Unowned or None

Does ARC hold a count for unowned reference?

How Unowned reference works with capture variables in Swift

In Swift, unowned vs. weak reference

Add [unowned self] to the closure argument Swift

Do capture lists of inner closures need to redeclare `self` as `weak` or `unowned`?

Confusion about where should put the [unowned self]

Understanding weak and unowned reference in Swift under the hood

Why can't I give an unowned constant an initial value?

When both properties can never be nil what difference does unowned make in terms of allocated memory?

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