It occurs when we do something like this:
[weak self]
....
if self?.isValidPrivateKey(atPath: keyfilepath) {
if (self?.isValidPrivateKey(atPath: keyfilepath))! {
Nope, don't let that fool you. The entire purpose of the weak "self?" reference is now gone. When self is indeed nil you will get an exception at runtime.
The proper thing to do is the following (choosing either "false" or "true" based on the case at hand:
if self?.isValidPrivateKey(atPath: keyfilepath) ?? false {
Happy coding...
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