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fix: Task description is covered by the keyboard pop up #50544

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I am a little stuck on the iOS builds, will add later

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@nkdengineer I have left some comments. Please have a look. Thanks.

return !isComposerCoveredUp;
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Wouldn't removal of modal from dependencies fail to trigger update of checkComposerVisibility when isVisible or willAlertModalBecomeVisible change? I think we should keep it simple by reusing modal itself.

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isVisibleRef.current = !!modalArg.isVisible;
willAlertModalBecomeVisibleRef.current = !!modalArg.willAlertModalBecomeVisible;
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Why don't we use the pattern of useState as used here? Using useRef would not help in re-render which we may want to do with the change in modal.

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@rojiphil I checked this pattern but not sure why the perf-test still fails when I use this.

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I checked this pattern but not sure why the perf-test still fails when I use this.

@nkdengineer Can you please merge main again and check? A recent PR was merged about 6 hours ago to update the npm and node version which could be causing this.

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A recent PR was merged about 6 hours ago to update the npm and node version which could be causing this.

@rojiphil It happened when we started the PR.

I merged the latest main.

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It happened when we started the PR.

@nkdengineer Yeah. That's right. Looks like the rendering is happening quite often and we need to avoid unnecessary renders.

Do you think the following can help here?

  1. Using the loading status in useOnyx as referenced here to avoid unnecessary rendering until data is fetched?
  2. Selectively using isVisible and willAlertModalBecomeVisible as per the pattern here in modal to avoid other unnecessary properties?

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Ideally, we would want the fix for the performance issue. But if we want to merge, we may not want to merge with the performance issue. Instead, it may be better to revert the migration changes of withOnyx to useOnyx. I think this will help resolve the performance issue although this will bring up the lint issue. But this may be acceptable as we would have fixed the issue impacting the CRITICAL flow as mentioned here.
I will let @lakchote weigh in here and advice on the way ahead.

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We for sure want to fix the performance issue.

Instead, it may be better to revert the migration changes of withOnyx to useOnyx.

Let's do that if that fixes the issue. But it doesn't look like it does (ebb488e).

When you merged main (a1803bc) tests did pass @nkdengineer.

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But it doesn't look like it does (ebb488e).

This commit has changes related to migration from withOnyx to useOnyx. That's why it gives a problem.

When you merged main (a1803bc) tests did pass @nkdengineer.

That's correct but that commit still has issues as mentioned in #50544 (comment) and is incomplete with respect to migration.

Instead, it may be better to revert the migration changes of withOnyx to useOnyx.

Let's do that if that fixes the issue.

@lakchote Sure. Let's do this.
@nkdengineer Let us include only the fix required for this issue and revert the changes to bring back the original withOnyx implementation. Would this not work?

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Thanks for the details @rojiphil. I misinterpreted what you were saying about revert the migration changes of withOnyx to useOnyx..

Let's do it! @nkdengineer if you could do it in a timely manner, it'd be greatly appreciated.

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I misinterpreted what you were saying about revert the migration changes of withOnyx to useOnyx..

Oh! Got it. Wrong sentence formation. My bad

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Ah! Nice. Thanks @nkdengineer for the changes.
As expected the lint error came up, but why are the unit tests failing?

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@rojiphil The test is fixed. Sometimes it's out of the limited time of the test.

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@nkdengineer The keyboard shows up for android native platform. Here is a test video demonstrating this.
Why did we not use ReportUtils.isTaskReport(report) as per your proposal? Instead, we have used parentReportAction which would cause a problem if it is undefined.

50346-android-issue.mp4

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Android: Native
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iOS: Native
50346-ios-native-001.mp4
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50346-desktop-001.mp4

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Why did we not use ReportUtils.isTaskReport(report) as per your proposal? Instead, we have used parentReportAction which would cause a problem if it is undefined.

@rojiphil Because we can reuse this variable and don't need to add another Onyx data.

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@rojiphil I updated.

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@nkdengineer Thanks for the changes. But I have few NAB observations as below:

a. Please update the following test steps as that would help QA understand better:

Note: The tests are applicable only for mWeb and native platforms.

  1. Sign up with a new account
  2. Complete onboarding step using Track and budget expenses
  3. Navigate to Concierge DM if needed
  4. Tap on Track an expense task to navigate to the task report
  5. Verify that the keyboard is not displayed

b. The test videos for iOS native and mWeb platforms are missing. Please include them.

@lakchote The changes LGTM and tests well too. This will fix the issue at hand.
Over to you for review. Thanks.

The lint issue would remain as mentioned before due to the migration issue of withOnyx. Maybe we can create another issue and invite proposals to address this.

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Thanks @rojiphil for your thorough testing and details.

I'm going to merge it with the lint issue, however I've created another issue (#51562) to handle the useOnyx() migration.

@lakchote lakchote merged commit 75d9877 into Expensify:main Oct 28, 2024
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Not an emergency, there is a lint test failing because we're not using useOnyx() as it makes performance tests fail.

Given the critical impact of the issue, we need to get this fix merged.

I've created another issue (#51562) so that we can use useOnyx() as soon as we can.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/lakchote in version: 9.0.55-0 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖🔄 android HybridApp 🤖🔄 success ✅
🍎🔄 iOS HybridApp 🍎🔄 success ✅

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/Beamanator in version: 9.0.55-10 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 failure ❌
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖🔄 android HybridApp 🤖🔄 skipped 🚫
🍎🔄 iOS HybridApp 🍎🔄 skipped 🚫

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