@vb2ae@KasperSK
I just pushed another commit with these changes:

• Moved 'SafeRun' to 'Execute' Helper class.
• Changed all usage of 'SafeRun' to use the new location of the method.
• Removed the "'s" from the documentation of DebugLog class.
• Changed the local variable name from (namespaceEncoded) to 'encodedNamespace'.

@KasperSK Changing the parameter name from 'srcNamespace' to 'sourceNamespace' will be considered 'Breaking change' and maybe affect someone using it, because it's the public API surface.
Ex. any call with argument name like this will break:
RegExHelper.NamespaceToRegEx(srcNamespace: nsSource + ".")
Are we good to go with this change?

@vb2ae@KasperSK I just pushed another commit with these changes:

• Moved 'SafeRun' to 'Execute' Helper class.
• Changed all usage of 'SafeRun' to use the new location of the method.
• Removed the "'s" from the documentation of DebugLog class.
• Changed the local variable name from (namespaceEncoded) to 'encodedNamespace'.

@KasperSK Changing the parameter name from 'srcNamespace' to 'sourceNamespace' will be considered 'Breaking change' and maybe affect someone using it, because it's the public API surface. Ex. any call with argument name like this will break: RegExHelper.NamespaceToRegEx(srcNamespace: nsSource + ".") Are we good to go with this change?

Regarding theSafeRun method could we give it a more descriptive name? To me safe indicates that nothing can go wrong (Exceptions) so I think a more fitting name would beDispatchIfRequired or something along those lines.

We can do that name change since the current major version is 4 and we are going to release this with version 5. The reason I brought it up was that it felt mismatched to have one name use shorthand notation and not the other.

SafeRun makes the code look cleaner. Documentation is always good to have

Yeah, but I still think we should rename it having a public Method called SafeRun implies that nothing can go wrong and I don't think that is the case here as all it does is dispatch to the UI thread if the platform requires it.