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Fix always scrollable suggestion list #35319

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This PR concentrates on fixing the unwanted behaviour of always-scrollable suggestion list, which was introduced in the workaround. We are keeping previous fix on native android and iOS safari due to the fact that, the previous workaround is fixing other issue connected with broken scroll on these platforms.

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PROPOSAL: #27866 (comment)

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  1. Open chat
  2. Type "@" followed by the search keyword in the compose field.
  3. Ensure that the suggestion list ONLY returns a FEW results so that the scroll bar doesn't appear.
  4. Scroll the suggestion list up and down
  5. Verify that scrolling over mention list will not scroll behind
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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amyevans commented Feb 1, 2024

@Santhosh-Sellavel looks like this one is ready for you, thanks!

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Will check today

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Can you add & update comments, comments are same on all files.

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    if (platform === 'android' || isMobileSafari) {
        top += borderWidth;
    } else {
        height += borderWidth;
    }

This is the platform-specific logic, look for ways to simplify this break into platform-specific methods instead of making code duplicate.

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    if (platform === 'android' || isMobileSafari) {
        top += borderWidth;
    } else {
        height += borderWidth;
    }

This is the platform-specific logic, look for ways to simplify this break into platform-specific methods instead of making code duplicate.

I think you are looking at older commit, now its only checking type of web browser

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Yeah, that was from an old commit, we need to update correct height/top style for different platforms. Different wrappers in platform specific code to update them if required in implementions otherwise NOOP just return

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@situchan Hi! I have a question to the implementation I created - due the the face that we are splitting worklet into platform specific files, we cannot create additional methods to update the worklet on the go due to the fact that worklets wre running on the separated thread, how should I modify the code in that case?

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@situchan Hi! I have a question to the implementation I created - due the the face that we are splitting worklet into platform specific files, we cannot create additional methods to update the worklet on the go due to the fact that worklets wre running on the separated thread, how should I modify the code in that case?

I don't like that approach. Most of codes are same but separated.
Can you keep worklet in original file and split only minor piece of code into platform specific files?

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@MrRefactor kindly bump #35319 (comment)

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@MrRefactor kindly bump #35319 (comment)

Working on other solution rn, will push changes soon

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@situchan Hi! I have a question to the implementation I created - due the the face that we are splitting worklet into platform specific files, we cannot create additional methods to update the worklet on the go due to the fact that worklets wre running on the separated thread, how should I modify the code in that case?

I don't like that approach. Most of codes are same but separated. Can you keep worklet in original file and split only minor piece of code into platform specific files?

I tried that approach, but due to the fact that worklets are running on UI thread, its preventing us from usage of functions inside them that are working on main thread. There was a useWorkletCallback hook provided by reanimated, but its deprecated.

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I was expecting super simple solution. Won't this work?

+ const canUseTouchScreen = DeviceCapabilities.canUseTouchScreen();

...

    'worklet';

    const borderWidth = 2;
-   const height = itemsHeight + 2 * CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_INNER_PADDING;
+   const height = itemsHeight + 2 * CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_INNER_PADDING + (canUseTouchScreen ? 0 : borderWidth);

    // The suggester is positioned absolutely within the component that includes the input and RecipientLocalTime view (for non-expanded mode only). To position it correctly,
    // we need to shift it by the suggester's height plus its padding and, if applicable, the height of the RecipientLocalTime view.
    return {
        overflow: 'hidden',
-       top: -(height + CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_PADDING + borderWidth),
+       top: -(height + CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_PADDING + (canUseTouchScreen ? borderWidth : 0)),
        height,
        minHeight: CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTION_ROW_HEIGHT,
    };

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I was expecting super simple solution. Won't this work?

+ const canUseTouchScreen = DeviceCapabilities.canUseTouchScreen();

...

    'worklet';

    const borderWidth = 2;
-   const height = itemsHeight + 2 * CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_INNER_PADDING;
+   const height = itemsHeight + 2 * CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_INNER_PADDING + (canUseTouchScreen ? 0 : borderWidth);

    // The suggester is positioned absolutely within the component that includes the input and RecipientLocalTime view (for non-expanded mode only). To position it correctly,
    // we need to shift it by the suggester's height plus its padding and, if applicable, the height of the RecipientLocalTime view.
    return {
        overflow: 'hidden',
-       top: -(height + CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_PADDING + borderWidth),
+       top: -(height + CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_PADDING + (canUseTouchScreen ? borderWidth : 0)),
        height,
        minHeight: CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTION_ROW_HEIGHT,
    };

there are different values for native android, native iOS as well as mobile chrome, mobile safari and web so we cant implement it like that

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native android, native iOS as well as mobile chrome, mobile safari

Why can't keep all values same between these platforms? I understand that they're still unnecessarily scrollable on iOS

But the main bug we're trying to fix is to hide scroll bar on web, isn't it?

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situchan commented Feb 21, 2024

If still persisting platform specific values, we can create platform files in /libs folder file similar to canUseTouchScreen

And just update code like this:

const height = itemsHeight + 2 * CONST.AUTO_COMPLETE_SUGGESTER.SUGGESTER_INNER_PADDING + (shouldPreventScrollOnAutoCompleteSuggestion ? borderWidth : 0);

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native android, native iOS as well as mobile chrome, mobile safari

Why can't keep all values same between these platforms? I understand that they're still unnecessarily scrollable on iOS

But the main bug we're trying to fix is to hide scroll bar on web, isn't it?

This PR introduced fix for bug with scroll on android and regression for other platforms. This PR is to keep fix on android and mobile Safari, then revert it on other platforms - iOS, mobile Chrome, Web, Desktop. So we are fixing the regression not only on Web

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@MrRefactor please check #35319 (comment)

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#35953 is a good example for your reference

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#35953 is a good example for your reference

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@MrRefactor thanks for applying my approach. Please merge main (7k+ commits are behind)

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@MrRefactor thanks for applying my approach. Please merge main (7k+ commits are behind)

merged!

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Merge didnt impact changes from this PR, working as expected @situchan

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situchan commented Feb 21, 2024

@MrRefactor please do this change:

### Fixed Issues

- $ #27866
+ $ https://github.com/Expensify/App/issues/27866

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@MrRefactor please do this change:

### Fixed Issues

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+ $ https://github.com/Expensify/App/issues/27866

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Looks good!

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@francoisl francoisl merged commit 786b7ab into Expensify:main Feb 21, 2024
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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/francoisl in version: 1.4.44-0 🚀

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

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Failing in mweb with #27866. Evidence attached.

https://platform.applause.com/services/links/v1/external/a49e9b282aa159197115669cd25164941955a6886471bf5bd290b19c5ed5e6eb

It's expected. mSafari should behave same as production.

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/puneetlath in version: 1.4.44-13 🚀

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

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