Is there an explanation on when unguarded should be used on a method,
or when it should not be used? Or alternatively what it does vs what is
done without it? It doesn’t appear to be a blocking protection on the
method if not present, but does appear to do some sort of serialization
if not present – but I am confused on how to figure out when to and
when not to use it on a method. If it is described somewhere, point me
to it as I did not find it when searching. Thanks,
Art
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