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Refactor CloseAccountPage to functional component #19328

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This refactors the CloseAccountPage into a functional component.

A few of the things in the existing component aren't necessary (ex: the lifecycle method) so I did not port those over.

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console
  1. Logged in and closed an account and ensured it closed properly
  2. Logged in and went to the close account page and added a message and submitted the form and ensured the message showed up in the logs:
    2023-05-22T21:18:48.854700+00:00 expensidev2004 php-fpm: gNqtRg /api.php wickford@dog.com !ecash1.3.16-7! ?api? [hmmm] Account closed with parting message ~~ email: 'wickford@dog.com' message: 'fffffasdf'
    

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  1. Logged in, forced offline mode, went to the close account page and ensured I wasn't able to submit since this functionality requires network access.

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console
  1. Log into an account you are able to close without major repercussions (ie: not an admin/owner of workspace)
  2. Force offline mode and attempt to close the account, ensure you're not allowed to submit the form.
  3. Go back online, attempt to close the account and ensure you're able to submit it properly
  4. When you are redirected to the login/sign in page ensure the Green Dot Road message of Account closed successfully appears correctly: image

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okay publishing this for review.

One thing that was curious to me locally which I would love for someone to confirm is whether or not you get the proper "account was successfully closed" message on the log in page after closing the account.

I could see in the onyx data the the data was present but I think pusher was failing for me locally and so the GBR wouldn't show up until I refreshed the page.

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PR is looking good. I will test this asap.

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When you are redirected to the login/sign in page ensure the Green Dot Road message of Account closed successfully appears correctly:

This is failing for me even on staging.

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Please fix the Lint issues.

/**
* Clear CloseAccount error message to hide modal
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I think we should clear the errors as before because the next time I open the page, the loader is shown on the Close Account button.

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  1. Go to the close account page.
  2. press the close account button.
  3. See the errors on the page.
  4. Now, Close the page and reopen.

Might be unrelated to this change but exists.

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hmm you might be right, I noticed at one point in testing but then it went away after I'd reloaded and then I couldn't reproduce. Let me try again.

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Though don't think this method would actually stop the loader from showing since I think that is controlled by the isLoading key that's defined here:

DEFAULT_CLOSE_ACCOUNT_DATA: {error: '', success: '', isLoading: false},

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The more I noodle on this I think maybe we shouldn't be trying to address this here?

Really these props are all reacted-to by the Form component, this component is sort of just attempting to pass that data down along to it.

The only way to really solve it is to use the useEffect / lifecycle methods that were being used but those don't really make sense to add here since our component doesn't actually depend on them.

If we were to re-implement the lifecycle methods here we'd need useEffect which is just going to set some onyx data to the default because that's what the <Form> component will react to.

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I tried again and now this issue is not reproducible as you said.

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But I think that these errors are backend errors that we were clearing earlier. But I am not sure how to create a backend error so I can't test that.

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ import {withNetwork} from '../../components/OnyxProvider';
import networkPropTypes from '../../components/networkPropTypes';
import * as ErrorUtils from '../../libs/ErrorUtils';
import DotIndicatorMessage from '../../components/DotIndicatorMessage';
import * as CloseAccount from '../../libs/actions/CloseAccount';
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This is intentional and a better pattern. We follow that all actions use default exports so that we can clearly see the action group. Let's just revert this. Thank you.

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updated and reverted some of the broader changes and made this hopefully work more inline with how the class component was working.

testing I still don't see the GBR "account closed successfully" but still 🙏 that's due to some weird pusher thing locally.

I did figure out one way you could trigger an error is to submit an IOU from the account your trying to close and then pay it from the account you submitted to
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isConfirmModalVisible: false,
reasonForLeaving: '',
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CloseAccount.setDefaultData();
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What is the reason for setting the defaultData on the mount?

This should be just

useEffect(() => () => CloseAccount.clearError(), []);

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It's similar to what we were doing previously (though I don't love that we were doing it previously) but mostly the react docs suggest you should typically do something in the first part and undo it in the 2nd part so figure this was more inline with the "react way" but I don't have a super strong opinion, I think either is fine.

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oh after looking again... it jogged my memory a little bit.

I did it this way since that's how it was working before but ideally what we'd do is hook this up to the component directly in the withOnyx and pass these as actual props.

Since we were trying to change a little as possible I figured better to follow what was happening then we can clean everything else up after we're done with the refactor.

Happy to change it still.

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not sure this is needed per the docs https://react.dev/reference/react/useEffect it's optional so empty array is probably the default.

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No, it is not the case. we need to pass empty array [] if we want to mimic componentDidMount. The current hook will run after each render which is wrong. We want it to call after the initial render only. https://react.dev/reference/react/useEffect#examples-dependencies
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okay cool makes sense, thanks for that! updating now

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I could but then i won't be able to merge the PR since i pushed commits. Then we would have to find another internal engineer to review/merge it (or maybe you could merge it).

Either way, i hit up bondy about this last week and i believe he said the merge conflicts changes are a bit tricky so he would need some time for it. But with that said i would have expected it to be done by now. I see him online on slack everyday and according to his calendar he's working 50% this whole week except thursday. So @bondydaa, could you give us an ETA for this PR?

Let's wait till tomorrow to hear back from him. If we don't we'll plan something else.

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I spoke to @bondydaa about this PR. He says his plate is pretty full and he won't be able to get to this PR this week. He says that there isn't much rush on this PR so he should be able to get to it next week.

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okay believe i've fixed the merge conflict and pulled in changes from the various PRs. i tried to label each commit I pulled in manually as a separate commit to hopefully make it more clear and easier to follow instead of a single big "fix merge conflicts".

tested it and seems to still be working as expected so ready for another review now.

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@chiragsalian All yours.

@chiragsalian chiragsalian merged commit 309279f into main Jun 28, 2023
@chiragsalian chiragsalian deleted the bondy-refactor-close-account branch June 28, 2023 23:13
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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/chiragsalian in version: 1.3.35-0 🚀

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

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These two issues were raised during testing: #21951 & #21952 (dupe of #21833)

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Possibly unrelated to refactoring. It must be present before this refactor.

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Yeah, none of them are holding the release. Moving forward 👍

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/Julesssss in version: 1.3.35-5 🚀

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

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/Julesssss in version: 1.3.35-5 🚀

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

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sakluger commented Jul 3, 2023

Hey folks, we have a new report (#21951) that a user can trigger the form in Offline Mode with the Enter key on their keyboard. Is that a regression from this PR?

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@sakluger No, it was present before this PR. I just tested it.

confirmText={this.props.translate('common.yesContinue')}
cancelText={this.props.translate('common.cancel')}
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This prop is not moved correctly

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Ops yes. I can create a follow up.

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