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Remove visibilityListeners when report gets unfocused #27642

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Currently on web and desktop there was an issue with setting multiple event listeners for report visibility- it was related to the fact that reports were not being unmounted at all, so the cleanup function that was supposed to remove listeners was not called. This PR attaches listeners-handling logic to useFocusedEffect hook, and tightly links visibilityListener to the focus of a screen.

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$ #27502
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  • Set listeners to see if the listener is created and removed correctly
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console (I noticed a hover error in the console after merging the newest main, but it seems to be unrelated to the PR)

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  • See if opening and navigating across reports works correctly (there shouldn't be any logic change, the PR is related to event listeners, and the impact of it shouldn't be directly visible, there will be some performance gain when opening a huge number of reports, but it is not the main issue that causes performance problems on web/desktop)
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Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.08.25.31.mov
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Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.09.47.32.mov
Mobile Web - Safari https://github.com/Expensify/App/assets/75020057/1e44c161-9e17-4c16-b199-da1ae90cd508
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Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.09.56.39.mov
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Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.11.03.26.mov
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Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.11.10.07.mov

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Comment on lines 265 to 283
useEffect(() => {
const unsubscribeVisibilityListener = Visibility.onVisibilityChange(() => {
const isTopMostReportID = Navigation.getTopmostReportId() === getReportID(route);
// If the report is not fully visible (AKA on small screen devices and LHR is open) or the report is optimistic (AKA not yet created)
// we don't need to call openReport
if (!getIsReportFullyVisible(isTopMostReportID) || report.isOptimisticReport) {
if (isFocused) {
unsubscribeVisibilityListener.current = Visibility.onVisibilityChange(() => {
const isTopMostReportID = Navigation.getTopmostReportId() === getReportID(route);
// If the report is not fully visible (AKA on small screen devices and LHR is open) or the report is optimistic (AKA not yet created)
// we don't need to call openReport
if (!getIsReportFullyVisible(isTopMostReportID) || report.isOptimisticReport) {
return;
}

Report.openReport(report.reportID);
});
} else {
if (!unsubscribeVisibilityListener.current) {
return;
}
unsubscribeVisibilityListener.current();
}
}, [isFocused]);
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let's use useFocusEffect hook instead.

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Yep, I'm changing that right now

Comment on lines 276 to 278
if (!unsubscribeVisibilityListener) {
return;
}
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if (!unsubscribeVisibilityListener) {
return;
}

@@ -271,14 +272,14 @@ function ReportScreen({
Report.openReport(report.reportID);
});

return () => unsubscribeVisibilityListener();
// The effect should run only on the first focus to attach listener
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But this hook will run on each focus/blur event not just focus so this comment is misleading.

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Not really, according to the documentation:

The useFocusEffect is analogous to React's useEffect hook. The only difference is that it only runs if the screen is currently focused.

The effect will run whenever the dependencies passed to React.useCallback change, i.e. it'll run on initial render (if the screen is focused) as well as on subsequent renders if the dependencies have changed. If you don't wrap your effect in React.useCallback, the effect will run every render if the screen is focused.

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I mean to say that useFocusEffect will run on each focus to the screen. It will remove the handler on each blur as well.

So visibility event is being attached to each focus event.

Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.1.18.36.PM.mov

@@ -259,7 +260,7 @@ function ReportScreen({
[route],
);

useEffect(() => {
useFocusEffect(useCallback(() => {
const unsubscribeVisibilityListener = Visibility.onVisibilityChange(() => {
const isTopMostReportID = Navigation.getTopmostReportId() === getReportID(route);
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do we still need this logic if we're unsubscribing when we lose focus?

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I didn't understand the question. Can you please rephrase?

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since we will unsubscribe from the event when the component loses focus, do we need to check if the isTopMostReport? Like, this should only be called from the top most report

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I guess unsubscribe happens regardless of the login inside that handler. Logic is only run when the visibility of the screen changes while the screen is focused.

Ok, now I understand it.

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Yeah, I was considering that, but I decided to take the safer approach, since the Visibility lib is being used in some of the most crucial components of the app like Expensify.js, Form.js or TextInput.js

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You will also have to run prettier for linting

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parasharrajat commented Sep 18, 2023

I noticed that sometimes the openReport call is made multiple times not necessarily from this effect. Check the video from 0.15 sec.

Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.1.35.52.PM.mov

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I noticed that sometimes the openReport call is made multiple times not necessarily from this effect. Check the video from 0.15 sec.

Do you know if this behaviour existed before? I think that the logic change in this PR wouldn't be the reason for those multiple requests, I'll have a look when I finish making videos if that's reproducible on main

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I see that it is reproducible on main too, so this bug doesn't introduce a bug, however there is something going on. I think it may be related to react-native-onyx, because it happens only when one quickly switches between reports, which have not been opened before.

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I don't think it is related to changes in this PR. but that might be something to look at. I thought as we are targeting openreport api calls, we might be interested to fix this issue as well.

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Thanks for jumping onto this one so quickly

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Agreed @parasharrajat. I can take care of that, but could we do that as a separate issue? The thing is that I have bronchitis, and I don't feel well, I just hoped to help with this task, cause I had an idea how to fix it, and on Friday I had promised to take care of that... So I could pick it up again on Thursday/Friday or (more probably) next week.

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I agree to keep this separate and I insist @staszekscp takes time off

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That works for me. Finishing off the checklist.

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Screenshots

🔲 iOS / native

Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.4.56.42.PM.mov

🔲 iOS / Safari

Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.5.09.17.PM.mov

🔲 MacOS / Desktop

Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.1.35.52.PM.mov

🔲 MacOS / Chrome

Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.1.30.46.PM.mov

🔲 Android / Chrome

Screen.Recording.2023-09-18.at.5.05.38.PM.mov

🔲 Android / native

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Thanks for the changes and checklist

@danieldoglas danieldoglas merged commit 3bffd67 into Expensify:main Sep 19, 2023
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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/danieldoglas in version: 1.3.72-0 🚀

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

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/thienlnam in version: 1.3.72-11 🚀

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

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