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fix(36381): blur composer on edit menu action #37861

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$ #36381
PROPOSAL: #36381 (comment)

Tests

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

For web and desktop:

  1. Open a report

  2. Focus a composer

  3. Hover a previous message and press the three dot menu

  4. Ensure the composer is unfocused

  5. Check that the keyboard arrows work for the popped out menu from the menu options

  6. From a non focused composer

  7. Hover a previous message and press the three dot menu

  8. Ensure the composer is unfocused

  9. Check that the keyboard arrows work for the popped out menu from the menu options

  10. From a focused composer

  11. Hover a previous message and press the quick reaction emojis

  12. Ensure the composer is stays focused

For mobile:

  1. Focus the composer
  2. Click on a previous message to see the menu actions
  3. Close it
  4. Ensure the composer is still focused

Offline tests

When offline, perform the same steps to ensure the focus is lost when going to the three dot menu.

QA Steps

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console
  1. Open a report

  2. Focus a composer

  3. Hover a previous message and press the three dot menu

  4. Ensure the composer is unfocused

  5. Check that the keyboard arrows work for the popped out menu from the menu options

  6. From a focused composer

  7. Hover a previous message and press the quick reaction emojis

  8. Ensure the composer is stays focused

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Android: Native
2024-03-06_21-33-23.mp4
Android: mWeb Chrome
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iOS: Native
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iOS: mWeb Safari
2024-03-06_20-03-05.mp4
MacOS: Chrome / Safari
2024-03-06_19-31-48.mp4
MacOS: Desktop
2024-03-06_19-37-25.mp4

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jeremy-croff commented Mar 7, 2024

Note: During my testing against the latest main, I observed that the Android composer on the web behaves differently from the other mobile experiences. After opening up the menu actions of a row. IOS web, native and android native keeps it focused, android web does not. I confirmed this is unrelated to my changes. My changes are only changing the desktop flows where the mini context button is used.

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/**
* Can be used to control the click event, and for example whether or not to lose focus from the composer when pressing the item
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shouldPreventDefault?: boolean;
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I'm thinking is there any better name for this prop? shouldPreventDefault is vague to me, we don't know which default would it prevent until we read the description. What do you think?

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I do see the point.
Preventdefault is a JavaScript api so when keeping it vague I intended it to just mean call the preventDefault api on all click events that click this action.

But if we want it to indicate the user experience, but would preventDefaultClickEvent be a bit better?

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It's better, or we can shouldPreventDefaultFocusOnPress same as haha

shouldPreventDefaultFocusOnSelectRow = false,

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Updated!

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@jeremy-croff Step 13 looks redundant in "Tests" + Step 3 looks redundant in "QA Tests", doesn't it?

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@jeremy-croff could you help to fix Lint as well?

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hoangzinh commented Mar 11, 2024

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Android: Native
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iOS: Native
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iOS: mWeb Safari
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MacOS: Chrome / Safari
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MacOS: Desktop
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@jeremy-croff Step 13 looks redundant in "Tests" + Step 3 looks redundant in "QA Tests", doesn't it?

I feel like step 13 is an important new behavior that demonstrates that since the menu items are now focused when you press the 3 dot menu, it also activates the arrow keys of the keyboard, allowing you to switch between them. This previously didn't work.

Step 3, as part of QA, is the main flow that's addressed in the ticket; I'm unclear why it's redundant.

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hoangzinh commented Mar 11, 2024

I feel like step 13 is an important new behavior that demonstrates that since the menu items are now focused when you press the 3 dot menu

Doesn't it cover in step 5 & 9? Because from step 12, we can test step 13 without tapping on three-dot menu

Step 3, as part of QA, is the main flow that's addressed in the ticket; I'm unclear why it's redundant.

I mentioned it incorrectly. I mean step 9

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jeremy-croff commented Mar 11, 2024

I feel like step 13 is an important new behavior that demonstrates that since the menu items are now focused when you press the 3 dot menu

Doesn't it cover in step 5 & 9? Because from step 12, we can test step 13 without tapping on three-dot menu

Step 3, as part of QA, is the main flow that's addressed in the ticket; I'm unclear why it's redundant.

I mentioned it incorrectly. I mean step 9

Yep! When reading it in context you're totally right. Thanks. Updated.

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LGTM

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@bondydaa bondydaa merged commit 91dafcb into Expensify:main Mar 11, 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: 1.4.51-0 🚀

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

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/luacmartins in version: 1.4.51-3 🚀

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

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