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Add focus trap to the RHP (v3) #32800

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The third version of the PR as previous versions got reverted (here, and here).

It fixed the following regressions:
#31687
#31725

The issue below was fixed by another PR but was also treated as a regression to this PR.
#31734

Fixed Issues

$ #15631
PROPOSAL: #15631 (comment)

Tests

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console
  • Tests from the reverted versions of the PR (here, and here)
  • Regression: IOU - Blue box surrounding the currency:
    • Click FAB > Request money.
    • Click on the currency.
    • Choose any currency and hit ENTER to select.
    • There will be no blue box surrounding the currency after the selection.
  • Regression: Workspace - Blue focus is shown when changing workspace name:
    • Go to settings -> Workspace
    • Go to an existing workspace or create one
    • Click on the workspace name to go to the settings. (Don't go to the settings by clicking on 'Settings')
    • Change the name and Click the Enter Key on the Key Board to Save. (Don't click on the 'save' button to save.)
    • The name changes and no Blue focus is shown on the Workspace Name
  • Linked regression, but not fixed in this PR: BA - Error message doesn't stop displaying instantly after valid data is entered in date field
    • Go to Settings > Workspaces > Select Workspace > Bank Account.
    • Go trough the add bank account flow until you reach a page that you have to enter any date, like Company information or Personal Information.
    • Trigger the enter valid data error message on the date field (select the filed but do not select any date and move to another field).
    • Select a valid date.
    • The error message should disappear instantly, like the other fields do.

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Android: Native Screenshot 2023-12-21 at 15 04 36
Android: mWeb Chrome
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iOS: Native
ios.mp4
iOS: mWeb Safari
mweb-ios.mp4
MacOS: Chrome / Safari
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MacOS: Desktop
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I ran the tests on all platforms but Android, as it crashes on main. Will test it, when it works.

Can we do the QA tests after the C+ approves and before merging?
Since focus trap changes affect almost every screen in the App, there is a high risk of regression. So it might be a good idea, especially since it was reverted two times.

cc @fedirjh, @roryabraham, @luacmartins

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Hey, sorry for the delay. The android was crashing, and then I had a busy week. This is ready for a review.

Can we run QA here before merging it into the main? cc @roryabraham

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kosmydel commented Jan 2, 2024

I've resolved conflicts and retested.
Friendly bump @fedirjh :)

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kosmydel commented Jan 8, 2024

I've resolved the conflicts once again. Another bump @fedirjh for review :)

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    • I turned off my network connection and tested it while offline to ensure it matches the expected behavior (i.e. verify the default avatar icon is displayed if app is offline)
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Screenshots/Videos

Android: Native
Android: mWeb Chrome
CleanShot.2024-01-09.at.22.15.39.mp4
iOS: Native
CleanShot.2024-01-09.at.21.07.20.mp4
iOS: mWeb Safari
CleanShot.2024-01-09.at.21.14.34.mp4
MacOS: Chrome / Safari
CleanShot.2024-01-09.at.16.24.49.mp4
CleanShot.2024-01-09.at.18.02.54.mp4
CleanShot.2024-01-09.at.18.05.18.mp4
MacOS: Desktop
CleanShot.2024-01-09.at.18.21.49.mp4

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Left minor feedback about the code.

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I've addressed the review and quickly tested it. cc @fedirjh

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Looks good to me and tests well

@melvin-bot melvin-bot bot requested a review from roryabraham January 11, 2024 08:17
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Thanks @fedirjh!

Can we please do the QA before merging? Those changes got reverted two times, so it would be safer this way. cc @roryabraham

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Kicked off an AdHoc build, requested regression run here

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I've pulled the main and resolved conflicts.
cc @fedirjh for another look, to be safe

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Kicked off an AdHoc build, requested regression run here

Hey @roryabraham, do we have any results of the regression test?

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Good question @kosmydel, sorry I didn't follow up. I didn't hear back from Applause after my initial request, so I just pinged them again for confirmation. Will let you know.

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Regression is completed. No issues

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Regression is completed. No issues

Great! Thanks!

I'm unsure if I can merge conflicts and test it this week.

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I've resolved conflicts again.


However, there is an issue (both on main and staging) related to navigation using the tab in the manual request flow.

Steps:

  1. FAB -> Request money -> Manual
  2. Type any amount, press next
  3. Try using tab

Anyway, could you have a final look, as after the regression test I resolved conflicts three times? cc @fedirjh

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fedirjh commented Jan 31, 2024

However, there is an issue (both on main and staging) related to navigation using the tab in the manual request flow.

@kosmydel Yes I reproduced this issue on staging as well.

Edit: This bug is already in production.

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Looks good.

cc @roryabraham Let's get this merged once @kosmydel resolves the conflicts

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otherwise LGTM, ready to merge after conflicts are resolved and this one comment is addressed

focusTrapOptions={{
initialFocus: () => (shouldEnableAutoFocus && ref.current) ?? false,
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-non-null-assertion
fallbackFocus: () => ref.current!,
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Let's avoid disabling this lint rule

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This change was discussed here. I'm not sure if we can find a better approach. We need to pass here a function (which can't return null/undefined), but during the initial function call the ref.current is null.

An alternative is, passing an empty string, but not sure if we have any gain from this approach:

fallbackFocus: () => ref.current ?? '',

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kosmydel commented Feb 2, 2024

The ideal nav has been merged and it affected the FocusTrap behavior. The reported issue is solved.

If we want to change anything in terms of the navigation using the Tab button, please let me know.

cc @roryabraham, @fedirjh

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The reported issue is solved.

Great, sounds like we can just close this then?

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@kosmydel can we close this and create a new PR in association with #36476? I also think that we have a new process for adding new external libs to the codebase that we would want to follow if we are going to proceed with adding react-focus-trap

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