[InternalQA] Bring in Settle Up feature for workspace feeds on monthly settlement frequency

[koko57]

Explanation of Change

Fixed Issues

$ #55158
PROPOSAL: -

Tests

1. Go to a Workspace that has Expensify Card with Monthly settlement setting
2. You should see a "Settle balance" button next to the current balance
3. Clicking it should call Domain_QueueExpensifyCardForBilling request
4. After the request is sent we should display an informational text that the balance will be cleared the next day. Verify that the text is below the Current Balance

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

QA Steps

// TODO: These must be filled out, or the issue title must include "[No QA]."

same as above

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Screenshots/Videos

Android: Native

Android: mWeb Chrome

iOS: Native

iOS: mWeb Safari

MacOS: Chrome / Safari

MacOS: Desktop

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[koko57]

@mountiny I wasn't able to test this flow - I have no Workspace with monthly settlement settings and I couldn't change this setting to monthly for any of my workspaces. The screenshots were made using mocks

[mountiny]

@koko57 Thanks, I think we might have to do internalQA

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[shawnborton]

Okay great! Thanks for hearing me out and for helping me out with the screenshots.

[koko57]

I'm not calling it quits yet, but I'm afraid that we would need to agree on some trade-offs:

Here is how it looks like the columns are even (1/3) width:

Screen.Recording.2025-01-30.at.11.01.36.mp4

the button moves down at ~1107px. The next breakpoint is 1024

I could possibly apply min-width for the first column when the button is present, but as it doesn't have a fixed position the ideal min-width may vary.

[koko57]

here's how it would look when we have min-width on the first column

Screen.Recording.2025-01-30.at.11.07.49.mp4

[dannymcclain]

I'm not calling it quits yet, but I'm afraid that we would need to agree on some trade-offs:
Here is how it looks like the columns are even (1/3) width:

I actually think this looks pretty good—curious what Shawn has to say! I know at that one specific size we run into the button being pretty close to the column next to it, but I think it generally feels better than the previous implementation.

[koko57]

I also think that it won't be occurring many times, only when resizing the web, as the range were the button will move under the value will be 1024 to around 1107px (depending on the value's length)

[shawnborton]

Yeah, I think having the button wrap below the amount when the screen gets smaller is totally expected. I think the first video looks great personally!

[koko57]

Nice! Thanks @shawnborton and @dannymcclain! I will make these changes shortly

[koko57]

changes added

[shawnborton]

Woo thanks!

[mountiny]

It was tested and works well, just gotta sync with main now to fix the flaky test

[koko57]

@mountiny merged with main

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[joekaufmanexpensify]

@koko57 I just tested this on staging and it largely worked. Only issue was it took a few minutes for the Settle now button to update to Balance will be settled on 2025-02-05 (even after refreshing the page).

@mountiny mentioned we queue it was a pusher update. Is it possible to immediately update the UI to reflect the balances as queued? Otherwise, it's a bit confusing.

[mountiny]

Will follow up on this one

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