<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Unit testing in iOS can involve tracking state changes using XCTest expectations.</li><li>Swift Testing introduces the confirmation function for handling async flows, but it can be verbose.</li><li>An alternative approach involves using actors in Swift for tracking state changes more efficiently.</li><li>Actors, by default, execute tasks on a shared global concurrency thread pool, making it useful for waiting for state changes.</li><li>The use of actors simplifies tracking state changes and expectations in code.</li><li>Example implementation of an actor to track URL changes inside a ViewModel is provided.</li><li>Actors help in making tests cleaner, easier to read, and align with Swift's modern concurrency model.</li></ul>

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