Background
In the “Set React Native New Architecture” command flow, current tests cover the case where the platform QuickPick is cancelled, but they do not cover the branch where the platform is selected and the second QuickPick (true/false) is cancelled.
Problem
Missing this branch creates two risks:
Regressions in cancellation handling may go unnoticed.
The command could accidentally perform side effects (file writes or command execution) after cancellation.
Expected Behavior
If the user selects a platform and then cancels the second QuickPick:
The command should return immediately.
No configuration file should be written.
No side-effect command should be executed (for example, pod install).
Proposed Fix
Add a unit test that simulates:
First QuickPick returns a valid platform (for example, Android).
Second QuickPick returns undefined.
Assertions verify no file write and no spawned command.
Acceptance Criteria
The new test is added and passes.
Existing covered scenarios remain unchanged.
Cancellation behavior is protected against future regressions.
Background
In the “Set React Native New Architecture” command flow, current tests cover the case where the platform QuickPick is cancelled, but they do not cover the branch where the platform is selected and the second QuickPick (true/false) is cancelled.
Problem
Missing this branch creates two risks:
Regressions in cancellation handling may go unnoticed.
The command could accidentally perform side effects (file writes or command execution) after cancellation.
Expected Behavior
If the user selects a platform and then cancels the second QuickPick:
The command should return immediately.
No configuration file should be written.
No side-effect command should be executed (for example, pod install).
Proposed Fix
Add a unit test that simulates:
First QuickPick returns a valid platform (for example, Android).
Second QuickPick returns undefined.
Assertions verify no file write and no spawned command.
Acceptance Criteria
The new test is added and passes.
Existing covered scenarios remain unchanged.
Cancellation behavior is protected against future regressions.