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Update getSubmitToAccountID with category and tag approver #51196

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Update getSubmitToAccountID with category and tag approver

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$ #51001
PROPOSAL: #51001 (comment)

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Precondition:

  • Create a WS and invite three users: employee, approver1, approver2
  • Enable workflows and assign admin as an approver
  • Add approver1 as approver of any category (CAT_APPROVER) in OD
  • Add approver 2 as approver of any tag (TAG_APPROVER) in OD
  1. [Employee] Go to WS chat and submit an expense with the category CAT_APPROVER
  2. [Employee] Submit the expense and verify that the approver1 appears in the next step and the expense is submitted successfully
  3. [Employee] Submit another expense with the tag TAG_APPROVER
  4. [Employee] Submit the expense and verify that the approver2 appears in the next step and the expense is submitted successfully
  5. [Employee] Submit two expenses, the first expense with the category CAT_APPROVER and the second one with the tag TAG_APPROVER
  6. [Employee] Submit two expenses and verify that the approver1 appears in the next step and that the expense is submitted successfully
  7. [Employee] Submit two expenses, the first expense with the tag TAG_APPROVER and the second one with the category CAT_APPROVER
  8. [Employee] Submit two expenses and verify that the approver1 appears in the next step and that the expense is submitted successfully
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Do the same step above and only need to verify that the approver display in the next step is correct.

QA Steps

  1. [Employee] Go to WS chat and submit an expense with the category CAT_APPROVER
  2. [Employee] Submit the expense and verify that the approver1 appears in the next step and the expense is submitted successfully
  3. [Employee] Submit another expense with the tag TAG_APPROVER
  4. [Employee] Submit the expense and verify that the approver2 appears in the next step and the expense is submitted successfully
  5. [Employee] Submit two expenses, the first expense with the category CAT_APPROVER and the second one with the tag TAG_APPROVER
  6. [Employee] Submit two expenses and verify that the approver1 appears in the next step and that the expense is submitted successfully
  7. [Employee] Submit two expenses, the first expense with the tag TAG_APPROVER and the second one with the category CAT_APPROVER
  8. [Employee] Submit two expenses and verify that the approver1 appears in the next step and that the expense is submitted successfully
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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suneox commented Oct 22, 2024

@Beamanator We have an issue where the approver for either a tag or a category cannot approve the expense.

Screen.Recording.2024-10-22.at.13.16.47.mp4

Have we got another rule from the backend regarding approvers for categories or tags? And is it included in the scope of this issue?

@nkdengineer I discovered an issue where the selected approver becomes unstable if there’s a value submission error

Screen.Recording.2024-10-22.at.13.34.41.mp4

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Oof good to know! I'll look into this right meow

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@nkdengineer I discovered an issue where the selected approver becomes unstable if there’s a value submission error

@suneox I see in the video after you submit the second time there's no error so I think maybe it's a BE problem.

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Ok so this is all a bit new at the moment (supporting category & tag approvers in NewDot) so we've def got some bugs to work out. Let's try to make each as clear & reproducible as possible so it's easy to resolve them 1 by 1 🙏

  1. I am noticing that when the submitter submits to a category/tag approver, that approver is not invited to the workspace chat, they only have access to the expense report. I believe that's a 🐛
  2. @suneox I see you somehow got an error 'Policy approve error', can you reproduce? I couldn't figure out how to reproduce that issue
  3. And sorry but I'm a bit confused what exactly you're testing in your 2nd video & what the bug(s) are since it's a bit long 😅

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suneox commented Oct 22, 2024

@suneox I see you somehow got an error 'Policy approve error', can you reproduce? I couldn't figure out how to reproduce that issue

@Beamanator We can reproduce the issue in this PR after an employee submits an expense has category X that requires approval from approver A on category X, then approver A approve the expense.

And sorry but I'm a bit confused what exactly you're testing in your 2nd video & what the bug(s) are since it's a bit long

The issue happen from second 1:06 -> 1:11 (and 1:32 -> 1:39) approver change from CP 51196 to CP Approver 2

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@Beamanator We can reproduce the issue in this PR after an employee submits an expense has category X that requires approval from approver A on category X, then approver A approve the expense.

@suneox what am I doing different here?

Screen.Recording.2024-10-22.at.11.44.46.AM.mov

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And sorry but I'm a bit confused what exactly you're testing in your 2nd video & what the bug(s) are since it's a bit long

The issue happen from second 1:06 -> 1:11 (and 1:32 -> 1:39) approver change from CP 51196 to CP Approver 2

I saw some things but again, it's only helpful if you have reproducible steps 🙏 from your video it looked like you clicked around kinda quickly & re-submitted even when you hit some errors instead of refreshing the page. It's useful to refresh to know if the error comes from the backend or the optimistic onyx data

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suneox commented Oct 22, 2024

The issue happen from second 1:06 -> 1:11 (and 1:32 -> 1:39) approver change from CP 51196 to CP Approver 2

I saw some things but again, it's only helpful if you have reproducible steps 🙏 from your video it looked like you clicked around kinda quickly & re-submitted even when you hit some errors instead of refreshing the page. It's useful to refresh to know if the error comes from the backend or the optimistic onyx data

I’m still trying to reproduce the issue but haven't found the exact steps to consistently reproduce it yet. So i will continue process with checklist and try it later

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FYI I am seeing a bug locally where, when we are forwarding these category reports, initially the report action doesn't show up, but it will after a refresh -> I have a PR up to fix that

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The change in the priority for selecting the approver LGTM. Regarding the issue I mentioned earlier in the conversation, it seems like it was a backend issue, and I'm now unable to reproduce it.

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@nkdengineer would you mind pulling main? I have another backend PR to fix the issue in this flow with the correct / incorrect approver following a category/tag approver - if these work well together, i think we can get this merged soon!

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@Beamanator Just merged.

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@nkdengineer just checking in, did you end up testing out #51196 (comment)?

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What's the latest on this PR? We're trying to wrap up support for this use case so that we can remove a related beta.

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We're waiting the backend fix here.

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@nkdengineer the Web-E PR just went live, can you please retest?

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Sure.

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So the plan will be:

  1. Get this PR merged
  2. Open next issue that accounts for a "better approval chain / next approver / receiver" code. In this issue we'll account for:
    1. Multiple category / tag approvers
    2. Managers who have been removed from the approval chain & who is next after they approve a report
    3. Combinations of all of the above

if (tagApprover) {
return getAccountIDsByLogins([tagApprover]).at(0) ?? -1;
}

// For policy using the optional or basic workflow, the manager is the policy default approver.
if (([CONST.POLICY.APPROVAL_MODE.OPTIONAL, CONST.POLICY.APPROVAL_MODE.BASIC] as Array<ValueOf<typeof CONST.POLICY.APPROVAL_MODE>>).includes(getApprovalWorkflow(policy))) {
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aah I was looking for this! @nkdengineer - shouldn't we move this up above the new logic since none of the loops
& transaction-fetching are needed for non-advanced-approval policies?

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@Beamanator When I tested by adding the category/tag rules and didn't upgrade to advanced-approval, the category/tag rules is still applied.

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That's great! But still isn't it better to return early via this check BEFORE looping through transactions? Not fixing a bug, but more efficient to return early

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@Beamanator I mean that the category/tag rule should still apply for non-advanced-approval policies. If we move this after this condition, the error appears when we submit the report of non-advanced-approval policies that has transaction match category/tag approver rule.

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Oh hmmmm i assumed category/tag approvals were only supported w/ Advanced approval settings, do you know if that's incorrect @garrettmknight ?

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Ok so I guessed wrong 😅 You're right @nkdengineer - category/tag rule approvers should still apply for non-advanced-approval Control policies

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Let's get this merged - I'll be creating a new issue today for the approval-side of category/tag approvers & updating the approval chain / next receiver logic

@Beamanator Beamanator merged commit 0275692 into Expensify:main Nov 11, 2024
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