What is the equivalent of waitForExpectations in Swift Testing?
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In Swift Testing, the equivalent of waitForExpectations from XCTest is handled using Swift's concurrency features. Specifically, you can use await to suspend a test while waiting for asynchronous conditions. This allows other test code to continue executing, keeping the CPU busy while work is pending. This approach leverages the same concurrency features you would use in your production code, making it a seamless transition for handling asynchronous operations in tests.
For more details on handling asynchronous conditions in Swift Testing, you can refer to the session Go further with Swift Testing (24:26).
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