<@U3ZLHBTLG> I’d recommend the following workaroun...

# coroutines

[elizarov]

@louiscad I’d recommend the following workaround for your use-case in your fragment code:

val mapAsync = async(context, CoroutineStart.LAZY) { ... your async code here to get the map ...  }

Then you’d use it like this fragment.mapAsync.await(). It is not as clean as property delegate, but works just as fine (100% lazy and remembers the value after initialization)

[kevinherron]

elizarov: is this operation atomic?

[elizarov]

@kevinherron Which operation? await - yes. It will start this coroutine exactly once even if multiple concurrent await are invoked

[kevinherron]

Yes, that’s what I meant. Just ensuring the async block won’t run more than once if accessed concurrently the first time.