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Fix ReportUtils Lint #49325

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Fix ReportUtils Lint #49325

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Follow up from https://github.com/Expensify/App/pull/46934/files to fix lint errors (The PR did not cause them, just edited the same file)

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$ #46934 (comment)
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  1. Create a task

  2. Reply in the task

  3. Ensure that it renders correctly

  4. Send an IOU to another user

  5. Click inside the IOU

  6. Ensure that it renders correctly

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@nkdengineer @thienlnam do you know if we migrated to start using reportAction.message instead of reportAction.originalMessage here? PR for context where we deprecated originalMessage

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Yeah, the goal is to stop using originalMessage and just use message instead

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srikarparsi commented Sep 18, 2024

Hi @nkdengineer, do you know if there was a reason this instance of originalMessage was not changed in this PR? Do we still need it?

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Yeah, the goal is to stop using originalMessage and just use message instead

@srikarparsi Because BE change doesn't change this then we still keep the originalMessage data in optimistic data.

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Got it, I'm going to disable this lint error for now since it's setting originalMessage, not getting it and we still use it in the backend.

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srikarparsi commented Sep 18, 2024

Hi @tgolen, I saw that you deprecated getParentReportAction in this PR so I just wanted to check if I'm going about this the right way. I also saw that we were using getReportAction in some places to get the parentReportAction but I felt like that has the same problem you described in this issue body?

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c3024 commented Sep 19, 2024

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I wasn’t aware that a separate PR here is being worked on to remove getParentReportAction. 😃 I worked on the same thing along with another fix here because a check was failing.

I think it would be better to use a type predicate for isThread and a few other functions in ReportUtils to assert that the report is a thread. That way, we don’t need to repeatedly check for the parentReport and parentReportAction, as TypeScript will infer it correctly.

Please check if any of the changes in #49324 for lint fixes are useful for this PR.

I completed the changes as far as I felt are ideal in that PR and we might also consider reviewing that PR and merging it instead of this PR.

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I think it would be better to use a type predicate for isThread and a few other functions in ReportUtils to assert that the report is a thread. That way, we don’t need to repeatedly check for the parentReport and parentReportAction, as TypeScript will infer it correctly.

Definitely agree with this thank you.

Please check if any of the changes in #49324 for lint fixes are useful for this PR.

I completed the changes as far as I felt are ideal in that PR and we might also consider reviewing that PR and merging it instead of this PR.

Yup! Taking a look. I do think it would be better to do it in this PR so we can identify regressions easier. If you want to put your PR on hold for this one, we probably should be able to get this merged today or tomorrow.

@@ -4248,6 +4260,7 @@ function buildOptimisticTaskCommentReportAction(

// These parameters are not saved on the reportAction, but are used to display the task in the UI
// Added when we fetch the reportActions on a report
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Hmm it doesn't seem like this rule exists in eslint, also it doesn't look like eslint is complaining about this line at all, but it's rather TS

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Hm so it's actually interesting. Locally, it says that the error is deprecation/deprecation when I run npm run lint-changed
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I'm going to switch it to eslint-disable-next-line for now to suppress the error? What do you think? The other thing we can do is what was done here with a spread operator but I'm not sure if it's worth it.

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Thanks for assigning. I'll start my testing shortly

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Found this during testing but it also happened on main.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/robertjchen in version: 9.0.40-0 🚀

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🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
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