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Fix compose box resurfacing issue #9060

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Fixed Issues

$ #9016

Tests & QA (On a mobile device or mWeb only)

  1. Edit a message
  2. Verify the "compose" input at the bottom hides
  3. Blur the input by navigating away or tapping somewhere else
  4. Verify the compose input at the bottom reappears
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Web

❌ - Change doesn't affect web

Mobile Web

Mobile web is working - but looks kind of inconsistent on iOS simulator. We should probably create some follow up issues for these bugs if they are not being worked...

  1. There's some weird extra whitespace (maybe dev only)
  2. Scrolling up to the comment isn't working (probably because scrollToIndex / comment linking doesn't work on web)
2022-05-20_08-47-19.mp4

Desktop

❌ - Change doesn't affect desktop

iOS

2022-05-18_14-12-08.mp4

Android

2022-05-20_08-18-44.mp4

@marcaaron marcaaron self-assigned this May 17, 2022
@marcaaron marcaaron changed the title Fix compose box resurfacing issue [WIP] Fix compose box resurfacing issue May 18, 2022
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Found a solution for web and mobile web (the edit comment feature needs improvement there) and still need to test iOS/Android.

@marcaaron marcaaron changed the title [WIP] Fix compose box resurfacing issue Fix compose box resurfacing issue May 20, 2022
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LGTM!

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Testing...

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BUG: Composer stays hidden on switching the chats.
Steps:

  1. Open any chat on Android.
  2. Edit any message.
  3. Click hardware back button.
  4. Open any other chat.
  5. No Composer.

I was doing this #8255 to solve it.

onPress={this.publishDraft}
onPress={() => {
this.publishDraft();
toggleReportActionComposeView(true, VirtualKeyboard.shouldAssumeIsOpen());
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This is indirectly happening on publishDraft => deleteDraft

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I'm not following. What is happening exactly?

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I meant that this is already being called in publishDraft. So this call is a duplicate.

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Got it tried to remove it. Let me know if you see any issues? Tested Android and it worked well.

@@ -210,6 +210,14 @@ class ReportActionItemMessageEdit extends React.Component {
ReportScrollManager.scrollToIndex({animated: true, index: this.props.index}, true);
toggleReportActionComposeView(false, VirtualKeyboard.shouldAssumeIsOpen());
}}
onBlur={(event) => {
// Return to prevent re-render when save button is pressed which cancels the onPress event by re-rendering
if (lodashGet(event, 'nativeEvent.relatedTarget.id') === 'saveButton') {
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Should we move saveButton to CONST? may be not. As this would be local to the component.

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Yeah, maybe it can be private to this file, but agree makes sense as a variable.

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@parasharrajat Thanks! And that's interesting so... the hardware back button is not causing the input to lose focus? I'll do some testing now and see.

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Ah ok so revealing the sidebar does not blur the input. The solution you shared only works if the ReportScreen unmounts and that doesn't happen when we navigate to the same chat. Maybe we can move the reset into the componentDidUpdate() of ReportActionsView 🤔

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Maybe we can move the reset into the componentDidUpdate() of ReportActionsView

Sounds like a potential solution. I will test more on other platforms to see if there are other such cases.

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parasharrajat commented May 27, 2022

Please merge main. There are conflicts.

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Updated. Best solution I could come up with is to reset the composer whenever we set the currently viewed reportID. Which happens whenever we mount a new report screen or update the reportID.

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Thanks,I have fixed my Mac. I will review this shortly and we can close this.

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There are definitely some weird things happening when we are navigating back with the browser in mWeb. Mostly I am confused why we end up navigating to a previous chat instead of showing the drawer. The behavior seems kind of unexpected.

This happening as there is no back handler for mWeb like native. Pressing the back button navigates the page back to previous history item.

As the url is always r/reportID for both open/closed state. previous history item will always be r/reporid for another report. Thus it switch to another report on pressing back. The default status of Drawer is closed thus we see LHN with respect to change of report.

[BackHandler](https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web/blob/master/packages/react-native-web/src/exports/BackHandler/index.js.) is not implemented on RN-web There is a good reason for that but I am not able to find the issue where maintainer explained it.

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This is strange change. I think you need to update your npm v6 to latest minor version.

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Why?

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This is unnecessary change for this PR. I also got the same in one of the PR and then upgrading to latest v6 of npm fixed it.

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Ah hmm looks like someone already updated expensify-common then we don't need it.

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This happening as there is no back handler for mWeb like native. Pressing the back button navigates the page back to previous history item.

Yes am aware of an open issue in react-native-web to implement the BackHandler and also some issues that react-navigation has related to browser back nav on web (it's using popstate events not the BackHandler and also has a specific implementation for web).

I think it could also have to do with the CustomActions stuff. Probably eventually would be good to:

  • Determine how browser navigation should work
  • See if react-navigation can reasonable support what we want
  • If not, then re-write the CustomActions or create a custom navigator for web
  • If yes, then kill the CustomActions

That all has to be designed and researched though and probably not a near-term priority.

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Rest changes looking good to me. Thanks for fixing the issue.

I agree, the back handler issue needs a proper discussion and analysis.

Reiterating issues that we ignored on this PR:

  1. ScrollToBottom does not work on mWeb.

cc: @Beamanator

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Yes, I think scrolling to the comment will not work until we solve the same issues we are struggling with here.

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@Gonals Can you give this another quick look whenever you get a chance? 🙇

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Tested well!

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Gonals commented Jun 7, 2022

@Beamanator all yours!

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Interesting situation happening here in Android app. Steps:

  1. Edit comment
  2. Start adding emojis
  3. In background, see that chats move up
  4. Dismiss emoji picker
  5. See that Report Action Compose is visible, but hides automatically

Note: I also reproduced on iOS, but the iOS simulator is much quicker and the ReportActionCompose component hides much quicker

Screen.Recording.2022-06-07.at.9.59.14.AM.mov

@@ -77,7 +78,7 @@ function isSingleEmoji(message) {
* @returns {Boolean}
*/
function containsOnlyEmojis(message) {
const trimmedMessage = message.replace(/ /g, '').replaceAll('\n', '');
const trimmedMessage = Str.replaceAll(message.replace(/ /g, ''), '\n', '');
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NAB; If .replaceAll is a native JS function (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/replaceAll) why do we prefer using a lib for it here?

Also, .replace(/ /g, '') is basically another .replaceAll(message, ' ', '') so why not replace that one too?

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it's poly-filled and not available on some mobile browsers

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Cool ya makes sense

Any thoughts on my second comment?

Also, .replace(/ /g, '') is basically another .replaceAll(message, ' ', '') so why not replace that one too?

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Mostly added this to fix a bad crash with iOS 14 so that wasn't my priority. We could change the usages, but that doesn't stop people from making this mistake in the future. I also added an eslint rule to prevent people from using string.prototype.replaceAll.

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import lodashGet from 'lodash/get';
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NAB: Interested in using lodashGet in some other places in this component?

Ex:

this.debouncedSaveDraft(this.props.action.message[0].html);

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Not in this PR unless that code is being modified already. My usual preference is to only make the changes that are necessary.

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
import * as Session from '../actions/Session';

export default (shouldShowComposeInput, isSmallScreenWidth) => {
export default (shouldShowComposeInput, isSmallScreenWidth = true) => {
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Thinking out loud: index.js is for web & mobile (since we have a index.native.js file) so... should this default to false, not small screen width?

Thought about this lib name: This isn't really "toggling" anything, is it? It's just setting Session.setShouldShowComposeInput based on whatever is passed... Maybe it's due for a rename

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Sorry, I don't really understand this concern. Are you seeing a bug somewhere or something that needs to be addressed?

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Nope, no bug - this is related to my other 2 comments about web & desktop probably usually not being small screens, so it's weird to me that we default isSmallScreenWidth to true here.

Again, not a blocker & doesn't need to be changed until we see a bug somewhere so can resolve this

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Also seeing this in iOS following this flow:

  1. Send message, start editing (without sending)
  2. Verify ReportActionCompose hides
  3. Navigate away, then navigate back
  4. See that the comment edit input & report action compose input both show
Screen.Recording.2022-06-07.at.10.55.24.AM.mov

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See that the comment edit input & report action compose input both show

Yes, that is the expected behavior.

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Hey @Beamanator - good thoughts here and thanks for the review. Nothing is a blocker for me and it's important to get this one merged. If you are passionate about any of the concerns you had in the review I think we can create a follow up to address them.

@marcaaron marcaaron merged commit 1af9250 into main Jun 7, 2022
@marcaaron marcaaron deleted the marcaaron-fixComposeBox branch June 7, 2022 17:04
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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 @marcaaron in version: 1.1.74-0 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 failure ❌
🖥 desktop 🖥 failure ❌
🍎 iOS 🍎 cancelled 🔪
🕸 web 🕸 failure ❌

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🚀 Deployed to production by @yuwenmemon in version: 1.1.74-2 🚀

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

Comment on lines +215 to +222
onBlur={(event) => {
// Return to prevent re-render when save/cancel button is pressed which cancels the onPress event by re-rendering
if (_.contains([this.saveButtonID, this.cancelButtonID], lodashGet(event, 'nativeEvent.relatedTarget.id'))) {
return;
}

toggleReportActionComposeView(true, VirtualKeyboard.shouldAssumeIsOpen());
}}
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@marcaaron Could you please help me understand this change? It has caused an issue #9252 and I am trying to figure out what is it doing? Especially What do I need to test for this?

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What are you curious about exactly?

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Want to maybe walk me through what you think it's doing?

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So it is checking that if the Cancel or save button is clicked on the Editor, return, otherwise show the composer.

So do we want to show the composer on blur?

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IIRC, in this case we are ignoring the blur event because when we are blurring because the cancel or save button is clicked the method to toggle the composer (toggleReportActionComposeView) would prevent the user from taking the actions. I assumed here (perhaps incorrectly) that it is related to re-rendering of the component - but the onPress method for the buttons never seemed to run. Let me know if that helps!

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Got, It. Thanks.

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Do we want to show the composer on blur?

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Yes on blur and it should happen when we save changes or cancel the edit right? Can we have this conversation on whatever issue you are working on so I can get more insight into what you're trying to figure out?

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Please bring whatever conversation you'd like to have to a relevant issue.

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