Use `xed ios` for opening Xcode instructions after `init`

[thymikee]

Describe the Feature

We can point users to using xed -b ios to open Xcode project after running init (legacy and new one). https://twitter.com/lbentosilva/status/1143055879664783360?s=20

The -b flag is added for opening Xcode in the background, so it doesn't block the terminal session.

cc @lucasbento

[lucasbento]

Where would this be best placed? Maybe printRunInstructions.js?

[thymikee]

We could adjust this line:

cli/packages/cli/src/commands/init/printRunInstructions.js

Line 34 in f6b546e

• Open ${relativeXcodeProjectPath} in Xcode

To say:

• Open ${relativeXcodeProjectPath} in Xcode or run "xed -b ios"

However, now that I think of it, cmd+press on the xcode project path is easier than running a command, it's good to know though.

[lucasbento]

Agreed :)

[princiya]

Is this taken? I would like to work on this.

[thymikee]

@princiya feel free to take it, but please think about users, especially new ones, as I don't expect experienced RN devs to read this (not every time anyway). If you have ideas on how to make the message more approachable and less confusing, that's very welcome!

[princiya]

@thymikee thank you. will look into it.

[thymikee]

@princiya ping. Do you need any help?

[princiya]

@thymikee I am on it, sorry it's taking a lot more time. I need help in getting more time for myself :) Is this like a time critical issue, then I might free this one for someone else. If not, I will see if I can push some changes by the end of this weekend.

[Taym95]

I can take care of this issue!