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Allow Adding/Viewing tag on a Split Bill #31647

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The PR introduces tags for split bills when a participant is a workspace. The app shows tags only for workspace participants with tags. All other cases users cannot add a tag to a split bill request. Also, we need to implement viewing a category on a newly created split bill.

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$ #31631
PROPOSAL: N/A

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Note: the backend is not ready yet to handle tags for split bills. So, we can check a newly added property in offline.

Note: "a workspace with some tags" means, that before testing, you should have a created workspace, which contains tags. For manipulating with tags, please use the OD. Also, the workspace's type should be "Collect" or "Control". If you cannot create your own, I can invite you to already prepared workspace.

1. Split bill with a tag

  1. Click on "+" (FAB).
  2. Click on "Request Money".
  3. Click on "Split" on a participant that is a workspace with some tags.
  4. Click on "Show more".
  5. Verify that there is "Tag" (or another name, based on your configuration) field.
  6. Click on the field.
  7. Verify that you can select/deselect a tag.
  8. Click on "Split".
  9. Verify that the app redirects you to a chat page with a newly created split bill.
  10. Verify that there is a tag field.
  11. Verify that the field is disabled, you cannot interact with it.

2. Split bill without a tag

  1. Click on "+" (FAB).
  2. Click on "Request Money".
  3. Click on "Split" on any participant that does not have tags like a regular user.
  4. Click on "Show more".
  5. Verify that there isn't "Tag" (or another name, based on your configuration) field.
  6. Click on "Split".
  7. Verify that the app redirects you to a chat page with a newly created split bill.
  8. Verify that there is a tag field.
  9. Verify that the field is disabled, you cannot interact with it.

3. Request money with a tag

  1. Click on "+" (FAB).
  2. Click on "Request Money".
  3. Click on a participant that is a workspace with some tags.
  4. Click on "Show more".
  5. Verify that there is "Tag" field.
  6. Click on "Request".
  7. Verify that the app redirects you to a chat page with a newly created money request.
  8. Verify that no errors happened.

4. Request money without a tag

  1. Click on "+" (FAB).
  2. Click on "Request Money".
  3. Click on any participant that does not have tags like a regular user.
  4. Click on "Show more".
  5. Verify that there isn't "Tag" field.
  6. Click on "Request".
  7. Verify that the app redirects you to a chat page with a newly created money request.
  8. Verify that no errors happened.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as "Tests".

QA Steps

Same as "Tests".

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@rezkiy37 rezkiy37 changed the title Allow Adding/Viewinga tag on a Split Bill Allow Adding/Viewing tag on a Split Bill Nov 21, 2023
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I've added one more case how to determine if a report is a policy expense chat - 5082a84. Because, a report can not have chatType.

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The code looks good, I left minor comments 👍

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I'm testing

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A silly question: what does it mean to have tags? I think that a setup of a test account that "has tags" could be a part of QA Steps / Tests

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rezkiy37 commented Nov 28, 2023

A silly question: what does it mean to have tags? I think that a setup of a test account that "has tags" could be a part of QA Steps / Tests

I means that a workspace should have tags for testing the new functionality.

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I misread this, I thought that this is a property of a user. Still, I'm not sure how to add tags to a workspace. Is it obvious?

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I misread this, I thought that this is a property of a user. Still, I'm not sure how to add tags to a workspace. Is it obvious?

I can add you to a workspace where there are some tags.

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@rezkiy37 Thank you. Account: cubuspl42.1+4@gmail.com. Does it require some permissions to add a tag?

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rezkiy37 commented Nov 28, 2023

@cubuspl42, I've added you as an admin to a workspace called "Control Policy". No, it does not.

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Will a QA person know how to find "participant that is a workspace and has tags."? I don't think this description is precise enough, as it is a new feature

I think we could provide steps for crafting such workspace for testing purposes

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I agree, makes sense. I will clarify it 🙂

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@cubuspl42, I've added this block. I hope it is clear now. WDYT?

Screenshot 2023-11-30 at 17 33 12

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@rezkiy37 I was missing the fact that you need to use OldDot! Maybe for QA people it would be obvious. Thanks for adding this!

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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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🚀 Cherry-picked to staging by https://github.com/yuwenmemon in version: 1.4.7-4 🚀

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/puneetlath in version: 1.4.8-0 🚀

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/yuwenmemon in version: 1.4.8-3 🚀

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@@ -1290,10 +1255,10 @@ function splitBill(participants, currentUserLogin, currentUserAccountID, amount,
* @param {String} comment
* @param {String} currency
* @param {String} category
* @param {String} tag
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Coming from #34988
When creating the optimistic split transaction, we needed to pass the category & tag to buildOptimisticTransaction

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