react-native-windows supports applications written in C++ or in CSharp. The current version of upgrade helper only allows users to view the diffs for C++ applications. This change adds an additional URL parameter for language, which can be either cpp, or cs. This will change which set of diffs get loaded - either the ones for C++ or CSharp apps.
Test Plan
Ran the test site, with package=react-native-windows. package=react-native-windows&language=cpp, package=react-native-windows&language=cs, and also react-native-windows&language=notreallang (to verify invalid input case).
Also tested language property with package=react-native to verify no effect.
What are the steps to reproduce?
Checklist
[x] I tested this thoroughly
[x] I added the documentation in README.md (if needed)
Summary
react-native-windows supports applications written in C++ or in CSharp. The current version of upgrade helper only allows users to view the diffs for C++ applications. This change adds an additional URL parameter for language, which can be either
cpp, orcs. This will change which set of diffs get loaded - either the ones for C++ or CSharp apps.Test Plan
Ran the test site, with package=react-native-windows. package=react-native-windows&language=cpp, package=react-native-windows&language=cs, and also react-native-windows&language=notreallang (to verify invalid input case).
Also tested language property with package=react-native to verify no effect.
What are the steps to reproduce?
Checklist
README.md(if needed)