According to best practices, it is better to do Coredata related operations in the background, not to cause any possible performance drops, or UI blocks.
I feel like you are doing some database access in the main thread:
Class:StoreRelationshipTests function:testAddingTagToAlreadyAddedTask is calling deleteAll which is doing database operations.
Don't you think it would be better to take these operations off the main thread?
Hello guys!
According to best practices, it is better to do Coredata related operations in the background, not to cause any possible performance drops, or UI blocks.
I feel like you are doing some database access in the main thread:
Class:StoreRelationshipTests function:testAddingTagToAlreadyAddedTask is calling deleteAll which is doing database operations.
Don't you think it would be better to take these operations off the main thread?