dispatch_get_current_queue() deprecated, is there an alternative for safe CoreData?

dispatch_get_current_queue() deprecated, is there an alternative for safe
CoreData?

Many people have asked a question with similar title, but very different
purpose:
CoreData requires that you keep track of your current queue, your current
thread, and your current NSOperationQueue (if you're an NSOperation), if
you allow method calls to come from other classes (which, by default,
every class allows). There are no "maybes" about this: it's a hard
requirement.
That's fine, and in general it's easy to ensure:
NSAssert( [NSThread currentThread].isMainThread || myPrivateQueue ==
dispatch_get_current_queue(), @"You tried to call this method from an
external thread, or a queue other than my internal private queue. That's
not legal, and will cause data corruption" );
...except that Apple has gone and deprecated dispatch_get_current_queue(),
apparently "because people were abusing it to get around missing
functionality in GCD / bits of GCD they didn't understand".
NB: my usage of dispatch_get_current_queue() above appears to be correct
and non-abusive, judging by Apple's header comment: the whole point is
that I'm checking that the queue is the private one I created (which Apple
claims is acceptable usage).
Leaving aside the wisdom of deprecating something simply because of flaws
in its implementation :( ... has anyone found a workaround for this being
removed by Apple. Specifically: with CoreData, you have to track the queue
- is there another way of doing that?
(this matters because: with CoreData, if you allow something to
accidentally call such a method, you won't get a "crash", you'll get "data
corruptioin that will show up at some point in the future when it's too
late to fix it")