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Migrate tasks to use childManagerAccountID #21781

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currently holding on https://github.com/Expensify/Web-Expensify/pull/37963

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Just starting to use the new accountID property instead of email, in order to limit the emails we're passing around the app. This has been available for a few weeks but forgot to migrate this.

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$ Part of #19007 (wasn't noticed before)

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Tests related to #19990:

Tests for #19089

  1. Login with Expensifail account
  2. Go to FAB > Assign task
  3. Enter title, description and click on next button
  4. Click on assignee and select any user or enter an email or phone number to select a new user if don't have any user
  5. Click on confirm button to create a new task
  6. Verify that the assigned user displays as mention in the task preview
  7. Edit the title of this task
  8. Logout and login again
  9. Verify that the assigned users still displays as mention in the task preview as well

Tests for #19959

  1. Go to App and Click on + icon
  2. Select Assign task option
  3. Create a new task
  4. Go to settings > logout
  5. Login again
  6. Verify that the task name is created in above display

Tests for #19967

  1. Go to any chat
  2. Click on + icon and select Assign task option
  3. Enter title and description
  4. Click on Next button
  5. Click on confirm task button
  6. click on title
  7. Edit task title
  8. Go back to previous report screen
  9. Verify that Task title is updated

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  1. Go to any chat (1:1 & group at least)
  2. Click + button in composer
  3. Click Assign task
  4. Input a title => Click next
  5. Verify that by default the "share somewhere" is in that chat, and will not set an assignee by default and no error message
  6. Click Confirm task.
  7. Verify that the task is created with no assignee & it doesn't show an empty avatar
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as above

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Noticed this needed to be updated, maybe it belongs in a different PR? 🤷

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What's this file change for? I don't see any lint issue in latest main

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You can see I'm just including extra prop types / default prop types that were missing. We used withCurrentUserPersonalDetails already, but didn't declare the prop types.

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Updated test steps & added screenshots - I thinkkkkk we could get a C+ to help test this, once the web-e PR is on staging :D

@Beamanator Beamanator changed the title [HOLD Web-E#37963] Migrate tasks to use childManagerAccountID Migrate tasks to use childManagerAccountID Jul 3, 2023
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No longer on hold since https://github.com/Expensify/Web-Expensify/pull/37963 is on prod!

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feel free to get a C+ to help review if you'd like!

also cc @puneetlath in case you're free to review

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does this instance need to be removed as well?

reportAction.reportAction.childManagerEmail = taskAssignee;

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Thanks @bondydaa , good find 🤦 ready again for review

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asked in contributor plus to get someone to test and do the checklist for us.

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Bug (regression): task assignee not displaying in TaskPreview

Repro step:
Assign task to any random user (not in contact list) in any DM chat

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What's this file change for? I don't see any lint issue in latest main

@@ -59,7 +65,8 @@ function TaskPreview(props) {
? props.taskReport.stateNum === CONST.REPORT.STATE_NUM.SUBMITTED && props.taskReport.statusNum === CONST.REPORT.STATUS.APPROVED
: props.action.childStateNum === CONST.REPORT.STATE_NUM.SUBMITTED && props.action.childStatusNum === CONST.REPORT.STATUS.APPROVED;
const taskTitle = props.taskReport.reportName || props.action.childReportName;
const taskAssignee = props.taskReport.managerEmail || props.action.childManagerEmail;
const taskAssigneeAccountID = TaskUtils.getTaskAssigneeAccountID(props.taskReport);
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props.action already has childManagerAccountID. Is there any problem using it directly?

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I don't think so - but since we were defaulting to managerEmail first, I thought it would be best if we default to managerID first as well, THEN use childManagerAccountID - and that logic exists in this function so I thought it would be better to reuse it, do you disagree?

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ok agree. But as I reported, we should fallback to original logic if report.managerID or action.childManagerAccountID doesn't exist.

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"original logic" being props.taskReport.managerEmail || props.action.childManagerEmail;? We're trying to get rid of those :D

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Checking that regression you mentioned @0xmiroslav 👍

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Hm yeah that's interesting. We're going to migrate mentions to be accountID-based but it's just not quite done yet. So whatever we do for now will be temporary. I think we can just do whatever is easiest.

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Beamanator commented Jul 6, 2023

Awesome, then I will probably just switch to defaulting by displayName for now 👍

Mmmm nevermind I think it makes the most sense to keep defaulting to email (login), and if that doesn't exist we go for displayName

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@0xmiroslav ready for re-review please 🙏

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0xmiros commented Jul 6, 2023

Mmmm nevermind I think it makes the most sense to keep defaulting to email (login), and if that doesn't exist we go for displayName

What happens if both don't exist? as we faced the crash yesterday?

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Beamanator commented Jul 6, 2023

@0xmiroslav if neither exist then htmlForTaskPreview will just be <comment>${taskTitle}</comment>, no?

The crash you mentioned was what, the actorEmail issue?

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0xmiros commented Jul 6, 2023

@0xmiroslav if neither exist then htmlForTaskPreview will just be <comment>${taskTitle}</comment>, no?

correct. Just to confirm that this is temporary and won't be considered as regression. As production app shows email correctly.

The crash you mentioned was what, the actorEmail issue?

correct. It's not exact same case but similar. I just provided example.

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@0xmiroslav if neither exist then htmlForTaskPreview will just be <comment>${taskTitle}</comment>, no?

correct. Just to confirm that this is temporary and won't be considered as regression. As production app shows email correctly.

Correct, it's not a regression, it's more of a "new status quo" - we expect you to not have the user's login in these cases so it makes sense to default to their display name "for now"

The crash you mentioned was what, the actorEmail issue?

correct. It's not exact same case but similar. I just provided example.

Ok cool, that issue was due to not testing after merging & there being a bug introduced - this is a different situation. If it tests well now (including the new expected state mentioned above), we're good to go

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0xmiros commented Jul 6, 2023

Ok cool, that issue was due to not testing after merging & there being a bug introduced - this is a different situation

Oh I meant this crash - #21874 (comment)
You fixed it by adding || '' -> login || displayName || ''

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Aah right that one!! This PR should default to '' so shouldn't crash 👍 I believe your latest tests (assigning a brand new account) prove that

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0xmiros commented Jul 6, 2023

After logout and login, default avatar changes to empty avatar: (I confirmed that this happens on main so not a blocker)

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LGTM!

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@@ -65,7 +66,7 @@ function TaskPreview(props) {
: props.action.childStateNum === CONST.REPORT.STATE_NUM.SUBMITTED && props.action.childStatusNum === CONST.REPORT.STATUS.APPROVED;
const taskTitle = props.taskReport.reportName || props.action.childReportName;
const taskAssigneeAccountID = TaskUtils.getTaskAssigneeAccountID(props.taskReport);
const taskAssignee = lodashGet(props.personalDetailsList, [taskAssigneeAccountID, 'login'], '');
const taskAssignee = lodashGet(props.personalDetailsList, [taskAssigneeAccountID, 'login'], lodashGet(props.personalDetailsList, [taskAssigneeAccountID, 'displayName'], ''));
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personally not crazy about this nested lodash, would rather see something like:

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const taskAssignee = lodashGet(props.personalDetailsList, [taskAssigneeAccountID, 'login'], lodashGet(props.personalDetailsList, [taskAssigneeAccountID, 'displayName'], ''));
const assigneeLogin = lodashGet(props.personalDetailsList, [taskAssigneeAccountID, 'login'], '');
const assigneeDisplayName = lodashGet(props.personalDetailsList, [taskAssigneeAccountID, 'displayName'], '');
const taskAssignee = assigneeLogin || assigneeDisplayName;

as it's more clear to me that displayName is a fall back if we don't have a login. instead of trying to reason how the 2nd lodashGet might get called and be a fallback for the first call.

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Ooh that's totally fair - I'll try to remember to clean this up later - i can see it being useful but not highest priority at the moment

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Cleanup PR here: #22439

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NAB from me but if you want to clean it up then bonus points 😂

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Going to go ahead and merge given the urgency and since Alex is off for the day. Feel free to handle that in follow-up if you're so-inclined @Beamanator!

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/puneetlath in version: 1.3.38-0 🚀

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@@ -59,7 +65,8 @@ function TaskPreview(props) {
? props.taskReport.stateNum === CONST.REPORT.STATE_NUM.SUBMITTED && props.taskReport.statusNum === CONST.REPORT.STATUS.APPROVED
: props.action.childStateNum === CONST.REPORT.STATE_NUM.SUBMITTED && props.action.childStatusNum === CONST.REPORT.STATUS.APPROVED;
const taskTitle = props.taskReport.reportName || props.action.childReportName;
const taskAssignee = props.taskReport.managerEmail || props.action.childManagerEmail;
const taskAssigneeAccountID = TaskUtils.getTaskAssigneeAccountID(props.taskReport);
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We didn't consider the case where the taskReport could be empty and hence it caused a regression here, because the task assignment didn't show an email address.

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hmm if task report could be empty, would this have crashed before too? 🤔 (since we used to directly access props.taskReport.managerEmail)

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