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fix: requires validate when opening bank account #49230

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$ #48041
PROPOSAL: #48041 (comment)

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  1. Login with a new Account
  2. Go to settings > wallet
  3. Verify that: Add bank account button is not disabled
  4. Click on Add bank account button
  5. Verify that: Validation modal appears
  6. Click on Enable wallet button
  7. Verify that: Add bank account button is not disabled
  8. Click on Add bank account button
  9. Verify that: Validation modal appears
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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  1. Login with a new Account
  2. Go to settings > wallet
  3. Verify that: Add bank account button is not disabled
  4. Click on Add bank account button
  5. Verify that: Validation modal appears
  6. Click on Enable wallet button
  7. Verify that: Add bank account button is not disabled
  8. Click on Add bank account button
  9. Verify that: Validation modal appears
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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daledah commented Sep 18, 2024

@hungvu193 I used the ValidateCodeForm that you added in #48628. Just one question: Why do we auto-remove the error when we have one in here:

useEffect(() => {
if (!validateError) {
return;
}
clearError();
// eslint-disable-next-line react-compiler/react-compiler, react-hooks/exhaustive-deps
}, [clearError, validateError]);

I see that in other places, we show the error after the modal is closed, but why don't we show the error directly in the form, so the user don't have to open the modal again?

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I see that in other places, we show the error after the modal is closed, but why don't we show the error directly in the form, so the user don't have to open the modal again?

Yeah, we have a plan to change that behavior in here, we should clear the error when modal is closed.

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daledah commented Sep 19, 2024

@jjcoffee According to #49230 (comment), should we hold until #49270 is resolved until we can continue on this one? cc @hungvu193

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should we hold until #49270 is resolved

@daledah Thanks for bringing that up! I don't think we need to hold on that since it doesn't affect the overall fix here.

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@daledah Didn't we agree to use ValidateCodeActionModal?

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daledah commented Sep 19, 2024

@jjcoffee I tried using ValidateCodeActionModal in this commit but it ended up causing a lot of unexpected bugs, so I had to come back to the original solution.

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@daledah Following the flow Enable wallet -> Add bank account, I think I'd expect that once the validate code is entered we are immediately navigated to the next step, rather than having to click Add bank account again.

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jjcoffee commented Sep 19, 2024

Tagging @Expensify/design to take a look! Do we need to tag anyone else to review the copy?

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Minor bug: Refreshing after opening the validate modal via Enable wallet and then tapping the back button doesn't take us back to the Enable wallet page.

desktop-chrome-enable-wallet-2024-09-19_14.29.11.mp4

@@ -52,7 +53,7 @@ function AddPersonalBankAccountPage({personalBankAccount, plaidData}: AddPersona
} else if (shouldContinue && onSuccessFallbackRoute) {
PaymentMethods.continueSetup(onSuccessFallbackRoute);
} else {
Navigation.goBack();
Navigation.navigate(ROUTES.SETTINGS_WALLET);
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I'm not sure I understand this change, can you explain?

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Looks pretty good to me 👍

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Could have sworn I saw @dannymcclain leave some feedback in another PR that we could use some more spacing between the inputs and the "Didn't receive a code?" line:
CleanShot 2024-09-20 at 07 40 20@2x

Does that sound right?

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daledah commented Sep 20, 2024

@jjcoffee I think the behavior in #49230 (comment) is expected, when we reload the page, the following logic is triggered, as isFirstRouteInNavigator becomes true

if (shouldEnforceFallback || (isFirstRouteInNavigator && fallbackRoute)) {
navigate(fallbackRoute, CONST.NAVIGATION.TYPE.UP);
return;
}

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@jjcoffee I think the behavior in #49230 (comment) is expected, when we reload the page, the following logic is triggered, as isFirstRouteInNavigator becomes true

@daledah Hmm it doesn't happen when tapping Add bank account directly from the settings screen though, so there's some inconsistency there. Can you think of a way of handling it?

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daledah commented Sep 20, 2024

@daledah Hmm it doesn't happen when tapping Add bank account directly from the settings screen though, so there's some inconsistency there. Can you think of a way of handling it?

@jjcoffee Can you share a screenshot for this? For me both places has the same behavior: The screen navigates to wallet page after a reload.

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@daledah Ah yeah sorry I think I got confused with something else - the Add bank account flow only has one step so it's a bit different. I still think it's worth fixing, if it's possible.

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Could have sworn I saw @dannymcclain leave some feedback in another PR that we could use some more spacing between the inputs and the "Didn't receive a code?" line
Does that sound right?

Yes I did indeed! I think a gap of 20px between the input lines and the Didn’t receive a magic code? line feels better. I also still don't understand why the Verify button isn't a footer button like almost all our other big buttons in RHPs. I feel like I'd expect this screen to look like this:

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Yeah that looks great! I agree, let's do that.

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Agree bottom positioning of the button looks better :)

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daledah commented Sep 24, 2024

@shawnborton I updated, looks pretty good now.

Screenshot 2024-09-24 at 13 11 19

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That looks good to me. If @dannymcclain gives it the thumbs up, then I think we're good here

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@daledah Is this issue resolved?

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daledah commented Sep 24, 2024

@jjcoffee I updated. Almost forgot about that! Thanks for the reminder!

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@daledah Thanks! There's still a brief flash of the first step however, anything you can do about that?

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daledah commented Sep 25, 2024

@jjcoffee I don't think we can work around this, as the logic uses asynchronous Onyx data to display components. Maybe we can delay the action, so the steps will show up a little bit later, like this:

Screen.Recording.2024-09-25.at.11.57.34.mov

What do you think?

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daledah commented Sep 25, 2024

@jjcoffee #49230 (comment) This happens in wallet page even without opening the RHP, which caused by WalletEmptyState here being displayed as shouldShowEmptyState here is true before Onyx data was loaded.

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I don't think we can work around this, as the logic uses asynchronous Onyx data to display components.

Hmm, testing locally I actually don't see the brief flash. I guess we could also just immediately load the validation page when tapping Enable wallet, rather than after tapping Add bank account once the Enable wallet modal opens (it's actually maybe more frustrating that way!). I don't know if @Expensify/design would have any objections?

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