Fix: Remove Duplicate Rejection Message When Cancelling Plugin Generation#9
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Fix: Remove Duplicate Rejection Message When Cancelling Plugin Generation#9
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…neration cancel Previously, when rejecting a pending plugin generation, the system would sometimes send two messages for cancellation due to a redundant yield after processing. This resulted in confusing user experience and cluttered message output. This commit removes the unnecessary yield in the plugin generation rejection command, ensuring users only receive a single, accurate confirmation that plugin generation has stopped. No changes to business logic or API behavior were introduced, but the user-facing output is now cleaner and more consistent.
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This PR resolves the issue of duplicate messages when rejecting a pending plugin generation.
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