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Fix reintroduced dependencies from conflict resolution #41152

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While resolving conflicts in: Remove MoneyTemporaryForRefactorRequestConfirmationList PR, I reintroduced dependencies that were previously removed here PR.

This issue is now again reproducible for tags. #comment

We will update the dependencies accordingly in this new PR.

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Preconditions: Should have a collect policy with only one tag and one category and both should be required.

  1. Go to the global FAB > Submit an Expense > Enter any amount > Proceed.
  2. Select the collect policy that matches the preconditions.
  3. Go to Category selection page > select a category and
  4. Verify there is no noticeable delay before the selected category shows up.
  5. Return to Category selection page > deselect the category and
  6. Verify there is no noticeable delay before the selected category disappears.
  7. Go to Tag selection page > select a tag and
  8. Verify there is no noticeable delay before the selected tag shows up.
  9. Return to Tag selection page > deselect the tag and
  10. Verify there is no noticeable delay before the selected tag disappears.
  11. Create the request and check that everything works as before.
  12. Open the Collect policy chat report that matches the preconditions.> Click on the plus icon inside the compose box >Submit an Expense > Enter any amount > Proceed.
  13. Go to Category selection page > select a category and
  14. Verify there is no noticeable delay before the selected category shows up.
  15. Return to Category selection page > deselect the category and
  16. Verify there is no noticeable delay before the selected category disappears.
  17. Go to Tag selection page > select a tag and
  18. Verify there is no noticeable delay before the selected tag shows up.
  19. Return to Tag selection page > deselect the tag and
  20. Verify there is no noticeable delay before the selected tag disappears.

Note: There should be consistent behavior when selecting/deselecting tags and categories.

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Krishna2323 identified an issue:

I think that while you were resolving conflicts, you mistakenly added back the dependencies that were removed #40176 (comment)

I believe the fix is simple, can you check it please?
Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience.

cc: @eh2077, @tgolen, @Krishna2323, @sobitneupane

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Sorry @bondydaa, I didn't mean to assign you

@brunovjk brunovjk changed the title Remove dependencies that were added by mistake during conflict resolution Fix reintroduced dependencies from conflict resolution Apr 27, 2024
@@ -520,7 +520,8 @@ function MoneyRequestConfirmationList({
if (updatedTagsString !== TransactionUtils.getTag(transaction) && updatedTagsString) {
IOU.setMoneyRequestTag(transactionID, updatedTagsString);
}
}, [policyTagLists, transaction, transactionID, policyTags, canUseViolations]);
// eslint-disable-next-line react-hooks/exhaustive-deps
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I think it'll be better to document the reason why needs to have disable comments here. Yeah, I know that the original PR also didn't add the reason. Just a short reason documented will make it easier to read and maintain the code.

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Great idea! Please take a look and tell me what you think.

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I can still notice delay on Android and iOS native App and I compared it with Category on production - there's also a slight delay. So I think it's expected.

Going to approve this minor case fix.

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🎯 @eh2077, thanks for reviewing and testing this PR! 🎉

An E/App issue has been created to issue payment here: #41341.

@bondydaa bondydaa merged commit 33543a6 into Expensify:main Apr 30, 2024
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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/bondydaa in version: 1.4.69-0 🚀

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Comment on lines +524 to +526
// Keep 'transaction' out to ensure that we autoselect the option only once
// eslint-disable-next-line react-hooks/exhaustive-deps
}, [policyTagLists, policyTags, canUseViolations]);
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We should have kept the transactionID here because at the first render there is no transaction and on the second render this effect does not run which caused #52879. Also the transactionID does not change afterwards i.e. does not cause problems as the transaction.

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