Remove SceneTracker module and its use in AppRegistry (#57417)#57417
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57417 `SceneTracker` was a small helper in `Libraries/Utilities` that tracked the active navigation scene. It was only ever consumed through a deep import and was never part of the public API. This removes it from the React Native package and moves scene tracking to the application layer that actually depends on it. As part of this, `AppRegistry.runApplication` no longer sets the active scene to the app key. To let the application layer preserve that behavior for surfaces launched by app key, `WrapperComponentProvider` now receives the app key as an optional second argument. Changelog: [General][Breaking] - Remove the `SceneTracker` module from `Libraries/Utilities`, stop setting the active scene from `AppRegistry.runApplication`, and pass the app key as an optional second argument to `WrapperComponentProvider` Reviewed By: huntie Differential Revision: D110471317
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57417 `SceneTracker` was a small helper in `Libraries/Utilities` that tracked the active navigation scene. It was only ever consumed through a deep import and was never part of the public API. This removes it from the React Native package and moves scene tracking to the application layer that actually depends on it. As part of this, `AppRegistry.runApplication` no longer sets the active scene to the app key. To let the application layer preserve that behavior for surfaces launched by app key, `WrapperComponentProvider` now receives the app key as an optional second argument. Changelog: [General][Breaking] - Remove the `SceneTracker` module from `Libraries/Utilities`, stop setting the active scene from `AppRegistry.runApplication`, and pass the app key as an optional second argument to `WrapperComponentProvider` Reviewed By: huntie, javache Differential Revision: D110471317
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57417 `SceneTracker` was a small helper in `Libraries/Utilities` that tracked the active navigation scene. It was only ever consumed through a deep import and was never part of the public API. This removes it from the React Native package and moves scene tracking to the application layer that actually depends on it. As part of this, `AppRegistry.runApplication` no longer sets the active scene to the app key. To let the application layer preserve that behavior for surfaces launched by app key, `WrapperComponentProvider` now receives the app key as an optional second argument. Changelog: [General][Breaking] - Remove the `SceneTracker` module from `Libraries/Utilities`, stop setting the active scene from `AppRegistry.runApplication`, and pass the app key as an optional second argument to `WrapperComponentProvider` Reviewed By: huntie, javache Differential Revision: D110471317
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57417 `SceneTracker` was a small helper in `Libraries/Utilities` that tracked the active navigation scene. It was only ever consumed through a deep import and was never part of the public API. This removes it from the React Native package and moves scene tracking to the application layer that actually depends on it. As part of this, `AppRegistry.runApplication` no longer sets the active scene to the app key. To let the application layer preserve that behavior for surfaces launched by app key, `WrapperComponentProvider` now receives the app key as an optional second argument. Changelog: [General][Breaking] - Remove the `SceneTracker` module from `Libraries/Utilities`, stop setting the active scene from `AppRegistry.runApplication`, and pass the app key as an optional second argument to `WrapperComponentProvider` Reviewed By: huntie, javache Differential Revision: D110471317
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SceneTrackerwas a small helper inLibraries/Utilitiesthat tracked the active navigation scene. It was only ever consumed through a deep import and was never part of the public API. This removes it from the React Native package and moves scene tracking to the application layer that actually depends on it.As part of this,
AppRegistry.runApplicationno longer sets the active scene to the app key. To let the application layer preserve that behavior for surfaces launched by app key,WrapperComponentProvidernow receives the app key as an optional second argument.Changelog: [General][Breaking] - Remove the
SceneTrackermodule fromLibraries/Utilities, stop setting the active scene fromAppRegistry.runApplication, and pass the app key as an optional second argument toWrapperComponentProviderReviewed By: huntie, javache
Differential Revision: D110471317