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Fix tagList highlight #31652

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@luacmartins luacmartins commented Nov 21, 2023

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We started rendering enabledTags in this PR, but we were still using policyTagList to define the initialFocusedIndex which threw off the indexes

Fixed Issues

$ #31578

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Precondition: enable tags as a workspace's admin following these instructions

  1. Navigate to NewDot and log in as an employee
  2. Click on FAB > Request money
  3. Enter amount and select workspace
  4. Click on Show more > Tags
  5. Select any option
  6. Open the tags label again
  7. Verify that only the selected tag is highlighted
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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lgtm

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lint looks to be failing @luacmartins

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reviewing this (coming from https://expensify.slack.com/archives/C01GTK53T8Q/p1700598717809329)

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I think I found the root cause why not working on edit case:

Screenshot 2023-11-22

enabledTags changes order of tags so selected tags are showing first:

const tags = [...selectedOptions, ..._.filter(policyTagList, (policyTag) => policyTag.enabled && !selectedNames.includes(policyTag.name))];

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You can test and verify fix by console logging initialFocusedIndex and disabling some tags in oldDot.
We should still use enabledTags instead of policyTagList in _.chain() (which was your original fix). Otherwise it will cause issue when some tags are disabled.

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I applied my original fix and the latest changes, but I still see the issue with 3 or more tags 🤔

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Can you please share your video?

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luacmartins commented Nov 21, 2023

This is what I'm seeing, but I don't quite understand why since logging policyTagList just before this _.filter returns the object in order, but enabledTags is out of order again

Screen.Recording.2023-11-21.at.3.54.12.PM.mov

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This is what I'm seeing, but I don't quite understand why since logging policyTagList just before this _.filter returns the object in order, but the _.filter seems to loop it out of order.

Please try lodash filter instead of underscore or native method - Object.values().filter()
Objects sort sometimes don't work well

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I tried that and they also didn't work

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Ok, I pushed a fix that sorts the tag names first and then filters them. That's in line with what we do here

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Comment on lines +41 to +44
const sortedTagList = _.chain(policyTagList)
.values()
.sortBy((policyTag) => policyTag.name)
.value();
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Let's add policyTag.enabled filter logic here as we don't show disabled tags in any case

As you see, wrong index after I disable 2nd tag, though not visually noticeable

Screen.Recording.2023-11-22.at.6.01.51.AM.mov

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if (!shouldShowDisabledAndSelectedOption) {
return sortedTagList;
}
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Actually I don't see the need of this early return.
Can't we apply same logic to both new request and edit request?

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I'm not too sure either. The name suggests that we display disabled tags, but I'm not sure that that's happening

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@tienifr @robertKozik could you check this logic? It seems like we'd want to return the policyTagList if shouldShowDisabledAndSelectedOption is true and not the inverse like we have in the code, right?

@luacmartins luacmartins changed the title [CP Stag] Fix tagList highlight Fix tagList highlight Nov 22, 2023
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@luacmartins please pull main. The issue we're concerning about was already happening on production. #31475 was just merged

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Ah so this has been solved already. Gonna close the PR.

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