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Update "automatically approved" report action copy #49909

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We want the LHN & report action copy to reflect when a report gets manually approved vs auto approved (this PR)

Fixed Issues

$ #35091

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  1. Create a collect policy in NewDot
  2. In OldDot, set up auto approvals like so:
    • In workspace Members tab, set "Approval Mode" to "Submit & Approve"
    • In the Manually approve all expenses over: field, enter a number like $200.00 (something over $100)
    • In the Randomly route reports for manual approval: field, enter 0%
  3. Set the policy's "scheduled submit" to "on" and to anything other than "Instant" (a.k.a. "Daily")
  4. As the submitter, submit an expense for $101.00 (something between $100 and $200)
  5. The report should get auto-approved. Verify the LHN and report action text have been updated:
Screenshot 2024-09-29 at 10 04 06 PM

Next, do similar on a Control policy

  1. Set up Control policy on NewDot, with Advanced Approvals enabled - non instant submit
  2. Make sure the policy has at least 3 members, where at least one employee has an approval chain like this:
    • Employee A submitsTo Employee B
    • Employee B forwardsTo Employee C
  3. In OldDot as the policy admin, enable auto approvals
    • In the workspace Members page, set Manually approve all expenses over: to something like $1000
    • Set Randomly route reports for manual approval: to 0%
  4. In NewDot, have Employee A submit an expense in their workspace chat
  5. Verify the report successfully auto-forwarded so the next approver is Employee C & that the report action and LHN look like so:
Screenshot 2024-09-30 at 2 31 31 PM
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

N/A - you need to be online for auto-approval to happen (for now)

QA Steps

Same as above

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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iOS: Native
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MacOS: Chrome / Safari Screenshot 2024-09-29 at 10 04 06 PM
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FYI this is ready for review BUT i might also add a case for forwarded report actions here 👍

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Ok nice i will update test steps then we're ready 🙏

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mollfpr commented Oct 1, 2024

The changes look good to me, I'm starting to test! @Beamanator Could you resolve the conflict? Thank you!

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ooh big conflicts!! will resolve soon 🙏

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mollfpr commented Oct 2, 2024

@Beamanator I'm having difficulty testing the second test case/auto-forwarding. After Employee A submitted the expense, it didn't get auto-approved on the Employee B. If Employee B manually approves the expense, it forwards the expense to Employee C.

Here's my setting.

Screenshot 2024-10-02 at 22 45 50

Also, for the first test case where it automatically approves the expense, I'm only able to make it work if the schedule submit is set to manually. Should we add a step for that?

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@Beamanator I'm having difficulty testing the second test case/auto-forwarding. After Employee A submitted the expense, it didn't get auto-approved on the Employee B. If Employee B manually approves the expense, it forwards the expense to Employee C.

Here's my setting.

Hmm that looks good, can you also show the auto-approval settings?

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Beamanator commented Oct 2, 2024

Also, for the first test case where it automatically approves the expense, I'm only able to make it work if the schedule submit is set to manually. Should we add a step for that?

Interesting, you mean it won't work if scheduled submit is set to something else like "Daily"?
^ I updated to mention turning scheduled submit on, and anything other than "Instant"

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mollfpr commented Oct 3, 2024

Here are the approval settings.

Screenshot 2024-10-03 at 10 40 32

So it should be auto-approved on Employee B?

Interesting, you mean it won't work if scheduled submit is set to something else like "Daily"?
^ I updated to mention turning scheduled submit on, and anything other than "Instant"

I might be wrong, but the auto-approve won't work for auto-submit expenses.

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mollfpr commented Oct 3, 2024

@Beamanator, I was able to make it auto-forwarding by setting and toggling off the schedule submission.

Screen.Recording.2024-10-03.at.10.57.19.mp4

It's somewhat of weird to me because toggling off the schedule submit should make the expense instantly submitted but in this case the Employee A manually submit the expense.

It's working fine with schedule submission "Manually" using the staging server.

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Hmm ok your approval settings look correct 👍

So it should be auto-approved on Employee B?

Yes, basically Employee A submits, and since we have auto-approval on, Employee B should auto-approve (and forward) to Employee C.

So the end should be the Employee C needs to approve

I might be wrong, but the auto-approve won't work for auto-submit expenses.

Agreed, which is why we want auto-submit (instant submit) NOT on. Are we understanding each other here? 😅

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toggling off the schedule submit should make the expense instantly submitted

fyi I see that you crossed this out, but just to explain - turning off scheduled submit is actually how manual submission is set, not instant submit - for instant submit, you have to turn scheduled submit on & select "instantly" - which may not be so intuitive? 😅

Your video makes it looks like everything is working as i'd expect!! 👍 👍

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Android: Native
Android: mWeb Chrome
49909.mWeb-Chrome.-.Auto.approving.mp4
49909.mWeb-Chrome.-.Auto.forwarding.mp4
iOS: Native
49909.iOS.-.Auto.approving.mov
49909.iOS.-.Auto.forwarding.mp4
iOS: mWeb Safari
49909.mWeb-Safari.-.Auto.approving.mov
49909.mWeb-Safari.-.Auto.forwarding.mp4
MacOS: Chrome / Safari
49909.Web.-.Auto.approving.mp4
49909.Web.-.Auto.forwarding.mp4
MacOS: Desktop
49909.Desktop.-.Auto.approving.mp4
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LGTM 🚀

Sorry, I couldn't get the android build working. Not specifically in this PR, but on the latest main. I'm trying to fix it but still no luck.

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strongly encouraged suggestion: Write some automated tests to cover this change. It's a very good candidate for unit tests, and they'd go a long way to make this code more robust and avoid it breaking in the future.

strongly encouraged Addendum to the strongly encouraged suggestion: Don't add the tests in a follow-up. Add them now 🙂

if (originalMessage?.amount) {
formattedAmount = getFormattedAmount(reportAction);
} else {
formattedAmount = CurrencyUtils.convertToDisplayString(getMoneyRequestSpendBreakdown(expenseReport).totalDisplaySpend, expenseReport?.currency);
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Suggestion: log when we execute this fallback such that, some time from now, we can search up the log and remove this code if it's no longer needed. Create a monthly issue to check back in.

@@ -270,6 +270,30 @@ describe('ReportUtils', () => {
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describe('ParentReportAction is', () => {
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@roryabraham here's an example getReportName test I am planning to add more of, for the other examples in this PR - I'll probably even add more tests but can you at least let me know if this is what you're thinking for tests / any feedback on this one?

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I was thinking more along the lines of UI tests rendering <ReportActionItem> using @testing-library/react-native. There are only limited examples in the repo today

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Hmm in that case since there's not much to go on right now, i'd prefer taking this as a follow-up for a contributor or C+ to write up b/c it's going to take me a bit to figure out how that works & that'll keep delaying this PR from getting merged

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it's going to take me a bit to figure out how that works & that'll keep delaying this PR from getting merged

Up to you. I'd encourage you to take the time to learn and write the tests, because I don't see this PR as so urgent that we can't wait for tests. Just my opinion though (informed by my observed experience that 90% of the time when we "follow up to add tests", that part just never happens) 🙂

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