fix: CLI stuck on "Starting JS server" on Windows #604
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Summary:
This fixes RN Issue #25904 where CLI gets stuck on
Starting JS Server...in Windows.This was due to using the
synccommand ofexecawhich doesn't allow multiple commands to run side by side. In the issue, if you close the Metro Bundler, therun-androidcommand continues.Test Plan:
Tested on a new RN Project
cc @thymikee