Use the same pattern as onJoplinLinkClick_

ReactNativeClient/lib/QuickActions.js

@@ -10,18 +10,17 @@ export default (dispatch, folderId/* , state*/) => {
  ]);
 
  DeviceEventEmitter.addListener('quickActionShortcut', data => {
- // Momentarily go back to `All notes` home screen to reset state.
+ // Momentarily go back to reset state, similar to what happens in
+ // onJoplinLinkClick_(). Easier to just go back, then go to the note since
+ // the Note screen doesn't handle reloading a different note.
  // This hack is needed because otherwise you get this problem:
  // The first time you create a note from the quick-action menu, it works
  // perfectly. But if you do it again immediately later, it re-opens the
  // page to that first note you made rather than creating an entirely new
  // note. If you navigate around enough (which I think changes the redux
  // state sufficiently or something), then it'll work again.
- dispatch({
- type: 'NAV_GO',
- routeName: 'Notes',
- smartFilterId: 'c3176726992c11e9ac940492261af972',
- });
+
+ dispatch({type: 'NAV_BACK'});
 
  if (data.type === 'New note') {
  dispatch({

ReactNativeClient/lib/components/screens/note.js

@@ -130,9 +130,9 @@ class NoteScreenComponent extends BaseScreenComponent {
  if (!item) throw new Error(_('No item with ID %s', itemId));
 
  if (item.type_ === BaseModel.TYPE_NOTE) {
- // TODO: Maybe similar to this?
  // Easier to just go back, then go to the note since
- // the Note screen doesn't handle reloading a different note
+ // the Note screen doesn't handle reloading a different note.
+ // Similar to creating a new note via QuickActions.
 
  this.props.dispatch({
  type: 'NAV_BACK',