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fix: incorrect page is displayed when refreshing the page #54680

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Fixed Issues

$ #54021
PROPOSAL: #54021 (comment)

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  1. Go to ND
  2. Go to settings - security - copilot
  3. Select a user - full access
  4. Tap add copilot
  5. Refresh the page
  6. Verify: On refreshing copilot magic code page, user must not be directed to previous page.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@truph01 , we are still getting navigated to previous page and then we come on the code page, which prompts to multiple magic codes, can you please check?

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truph01 commented Jan 7, 2025

we are still getting navigated to previous page and then we come on the code page, which prompts to multiple magic codes, can you please check?

Sorry, can you give me the detailed reproduction steps for this issue?

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just follow the steps you wrote , you can see that we still see the previous page for a split second. please check the expected result from the issue:

On refreshing copilot magic code page, user must not be directed to previous page.

Note that the user gets redirected to the code page, here the expected result is that we should not get redirected

Screen.Recording.2025-01-09.at.11.07.42.AM.mov

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truph01 commented Jan 10, 2025

@allgandalf I updated PR to address issue

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
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@truph01 for my understanding, can you explain why that regression occured and how did we fix it?

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asking cause I'm not a fan of introducing new props unless there is no other option

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can you explain why that regression occured and how did we fix it?

The modal defined in:

utilizes animation for sliding in and out. Consequently, even if we consistently set the isValidateCodeActionModalVisible value to true in:

isValidateCodeActionModalVisible={isValidateCodeActionModalVisible}

the modal doesn’t appear instantly. Instead, its container remains visible momentarily due to the animation transition.

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makes sense to me, thanks a lot

@@ -80,6 +87,8 @@ function ConfirmDelegatePage({route}: ConfirmDelegatePageProps) {
shouldShowRightIcon
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why do we need to disable this one ?

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If not, we will encounter the lint error: Ref values (the current property) may not be accessed during render

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yeah i mean 😅 , we shouldn't disable the error unless it's absolutely necessary, can you work through it?

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I couldn't find a way to fix the ESLint issue without disabling the lint rule. However, we are using similar logic in many places throughout the app, such as:

/* eslint-disable react-compiler/react-compiler */

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can you ask on open source channel, i'm not really sure about this update

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@allgandalf I just updated PR. Now I use state instead of ref.

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truph01 commented Jan 23, 2025

@allgandalf Could you review PR once you have a chance? Thanks.

@@ -70,6 +71,7 @@ function ValidateCodeActionModal({
hideModalContentWhileAnimating
useNativeDriver
shouldUseModalPaddingStyle={false}
animationInTiming={disableAnimation ? 1 : undefined}
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@truph01 can you please put a comment here explaining why this is needed ? the git blame will not explain to others why we needed this

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I just added comment

Comment on lines 74 to 75
// If `disableAnimation` is true, set `animationInTiming` to 1 to disable the animation effect
animationInTiming={disableAnimation ? 1 : undefined}
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let me rephrase 😅 , I meant that we need explanation for this change and not what this expression does

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I believe the comment 'set animationInTiming to 1 to disable the animation effect' already clarifies the change. Do you have any suggestions for it?

Just so you know, the line animationInTiming={disableAnimation ? 1 : undefined} is already in use in our app without any comment.

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I believe the comment 'set animationInTiming to 1 to disable the animation effect' already clarifies the change. Do you have any suggestions for it?

It's not about the change but more of the functionality, In the checklist we have:

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Just so you know, the line animationInTiming={disableAnimation ? 1 : undefined} is already in use in our app without any comment.

There should had been a comment explaning it, i will raise this one internally but in the meantime please explain why we needed to make the change

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Are you suggesting that we add a comment explaining why this change fixes the issue? If so, I think it would be better to add the comment to this line:

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The comment could be:
'We should disable the animation initially and only enable it when the user manually opens the modal to ensure it appears immediately when refreshing the page.'

About the animationInTiming={disableAnimation ? 1 : undefined}, we can discuss internally adding the comment since this line has also been used in other places in the past.

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works for me!

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I updated it

Comment on lines 90 to 92
// We should disable the animation initially and only enable it when the user manually opens the modal
// to ensure it appears immediately when refreshing the page.
disableAnimation={shouldDisableModalAnimation}
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makes a lot of sense to anyone reading this in the future, thanks for this ❤️

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@truph01 the PR still shows the previous page for a second for small screen refresh:

Screen.Recording.2025-01-31.at.12.43.05.PM.mov

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truph01 commented Jan 31, 2025

The previous page briefly appears as mentioned in here because our modal isn't displayed immediately when visible is set to true. I plan to show a loading indicator instead of the previous screen until the modal fully appears. You can see the result of that plan in the video below:

Screen.Recording.2025-02-01.at.01.36.34.mov

cc @Expensify/design Would love to hear your thoughts—thanks!

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truph01 commented Feb 12, 2025

@Expensify/design Could you please help take a look once you have a chance, thanks.

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Sorry, totally missed this one!

I plan to show a loading indicator instead of the previous screen until the modal fully appears. You can see the result of that plan in the video below:

That makes sense to me and sounds like a good solution - let's go with it and see how it feels.

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truph01 commented Feb 19, 2025

I plan to show a loading indicator instead of the previous screen until the modal fully appears. You can see the result of that plan in the video below:

I updated PR to align with this solution and here is result:

Screen.Recording.2025-02-19.at.18.49.18.mov

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Looks like you can slightly see the previous page though?
CleanShot 2025-02-19 at 08 13 49@2x

That being said, this is not a common case so I don't think we need to bang our heads over a perfect solution here.

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truph01 commented Feb 19, 2025

Looks like you can slightly see the previous page though?

Yes, it is because the loading indicator has a transparent background

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Cool - if we really want to be perfect about this, I would pass through an extraClass to make it so that the BG doesn't have transparency, but I don't feel strongly.

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truph01 commented Feb 19, 2025

@shawnborton As you said above, "That being said, this is not a common case so I don't think we need to bang our heads over a perfect solution here.", I believe the loading indicator with a transparent background is sufficient, as it’s not a frequent scenario, and even when it occurs, the loading screen is only displayed briefly.

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Fair!

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