refactor: remove unsafe non-null assertions to prevent race condition#205
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Replace !! operators with safe idiom takeIf/let chains. The non-null assertions were unsafe in concurrent scenarios where one thread could potentially modify the settings while another thread reads and makes non-null assertions.
code-asher approved these changes Oct 6, 2025
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jcjiang approved these changes Oct 7, 2025
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Replace !! operators with safe idiom takeIf/let chains. The non-null assertions were unsafe in concurrent scenarios where one thread could potentially modify the settings while another thread reads and makes non-null assertions.