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fix: use lazy loading for the IOU Report previews #33981

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Use report.lastMessageText in LHN as a fallback for the reports where an IOU Preview is the last action.

Fixed Issues

$ #32658
PROPOSAL: #32658 (comment)

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Same as QA

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Same as QA

QA Steps

  1. Ensure that you have a 1:1 chat report where an IOU Preview is the last action
  2. Log out
  3. Log in
  • Verify that the summary text in the LHN for the mentioned report is "{userDisplayName} owes {amount}"

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While working on this PR, I've noticed the following:
There are reports where a user we're having a conversation with is shown as "Hidden". But the BE sends their email as a part of report.lastMessageText anyway:

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Since this account is hidden, we have no info about their personal details (no login to replace), and this brings a little complication to the current implementation:

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I've seen in #32613 that there are plans to make all 1:1 contacts visible.
@mountiny @yuwenmemon should we hold this PR until then, or leave it as an edge case for now?

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Interesting findings.

What if we pivoted slightly? I wanted to suggest it earlier, just because I'm not super excited about purely textual search & replace, but now we have another reason.

function getLastMessageTextForReport(report: Report): string | null {
    // Mostly untouched, but...
    // - Return lastReportAction.message[0].text if lastReportAction is defined
    // - null otherwise (don't rely on lastMessageText in as fallback)
    throw new Error("TODO: Implement");
}

function getLastMessageForReport(report: Report | undefined): LastMessage {
    if (!report) {
        return {
            format: 'text',
            content: '',
        };
    }

    const customText = getLastMessageTextForReport(report);

    if (customText !== null) {
        return {
            format: 'text',
            content: customText,
        };
    } else {
        return {
            format: 'html',
            content: report?.lastMessageHtml ?? '',
        };
    }
}

On top of this, we could render html messages using RenderHTML, providing a very basic renderer.

For mention-user, we could extract part of the MentionUserRenderer. For other tags, just emit its text content.

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@cubuspl42 I don't see a major benefit of this approach, could you please elaborate on why it's better for this case?

Unfortunately, the IOU summary from BE contains the same string for both text and html, so there's no chance to parse the mention-user from it:
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Maybe I'm missing the point though...

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@paultsimura I was confused, this message type indeed doesn't use the user-mention tag.

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Eventually, we've come to an agreement in Slack to use the report.lastMessageText as a general fallback without any changes to it.
Later on, the BE should return a user.displayName (or "Hidden") instead of the user.login in such messages.

Please note: for now, such messages will contain users' logins and will not be localizable – that's expected (Slack thread has more details about it).

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Have you tested a case with the "Pay elsewhere" button, mentioned in the issue description?

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I noticed this just now...

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This isn't mentioned in the issue description, and we never included this in our discussion. I don't know what to do with this bit. It's obviously a problem; the only question is whether it falls under the scope of our issue & PR.

We'll have to confirm this...

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the only question is whether it falls under the scope of our issue & PR.

IMO, this falls more into #33766.
And since I'm already assigned to that issue and started a PR, but it switched to Internal mid-way, maybe I could fix this bug in scope of that issue? Or at least investigate it.

@mountiny @youssef-lr WDYT?

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@paultsimura If this is a known separate problem, then it should be fine! I didn't mean to add you extra work, I just thought that the other thing might not be tracked anywhere.

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Have you tested a case with the "Pay elsewhere" button, mentioned in the issue description?

@paultsimura Bump on this

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@cubuspl42 please check this: #32658 (comment)

It was decided to make it a separate issue. And apparently, the screenshot we've discussed earlier is also planned to be in that issue.

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Hey @cubuspl42, considering the discussion above, would you be able to finish with the review here, please?

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Of course, it's due. Please merge main, I'll get back to testing LHN only.

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Please merge main, and we're good

@melvin-bot melvin-bot bot requested a review from yuwenmemon January 16, 2024 16:34
@yuwenmemon yuwenmemon merged commit a7a3e7f into Expensify:main Jan 16, 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 production by https://github.com/marcaaron in version: 1.4.26-2 🚀

platform result
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🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 failure ❌
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