Add lock to timer - #49
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| lock.withLock { | ||
| if !suspended { | ||
| // Must match calls between suspend/resume | ||
| flushTimer.suspend() |
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Do we need to lock in deinit to protect the flush timer, or are we only trying to protect the suspension state?
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Sorry for the churn -- the DispatchSource timer turns out to be more brittle than I thought.
Adding a lock to avoid EXC_BREAKPOINT when racing the suspend/resume paths.
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