fix: Member's default name and custom name are styled differently

[nkdengineer]

Explanation of Change

Fixed Issues

$ #58242
PROPOSAL: #58242 (comment)

Tests

1. [Employee] Go to workspace chat.
2. [Employee] Submit a manual expense.
3. [Admin] Open the expense report from Step 3.
4. [Admin] Note that employee's email in the header message is gray.
5. [Employee] Go to Settings > Profile > Display name.
6. [Employee] Add a display name.
7. [Admin] Refresh expense report.
8. [Admin] Note that now the custom name is black and has larger font size.
9. Verify that: In Step 5 and 9, the employee's default display name (email) and custom name should have the same style.

• 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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[nkdengineer]

@jjcoffee we still get type strong when Admin has display name here

I updated StrongRenderer for case next steps. Please check again

[jjcoffee]

@nkdengineer Can you merge main again? I think that'll resolve the TS error.

[jjcoffee]

LGTM! Just needs main merging to fix the TS error.

[jjcoffee]

The author of the PR (@Krishna2323) which had the regression that we're fixing here reached out to say they think this is a workaround (that might cause regressions) and that we should have modified StrongRenderer to render with TDefaultRenderer instead.

They provided this snippet:

function StrongRenderer({tnode, TDefaultRenderer, style, ...props}: CustomRendererProps<TText | TPhrasing>) {
    const styles = useThemeStyles();
    const isChildOfTaskTitle = HTMLEngineUtils.isChildOfTaskTitle(tnode);

    return (
        <TDefaultRenderer
            // eslint-disable-next-line react/jsx-props-no-spreading
            {...props}
            tnode={tnode}
            style={[style as StyleProp<TextStyle>, isChildOfTaskTitle && styles.taskTitleMenuItem, {fontStyle: (style.fontStyle as TextStyle['fontStyle']) ?? 'normal'}]}
        />
    );
}

Any thoughts @nkdengineer @MarioExpensify?

[MarioExpensify]

@jjcoffee I like that they provided us with insights on a possible fix, I would like to know what kind of regressions we could be facing with the code @nkdengineer provided as it seems pretty straightforward but I may not be thinking of all possible flows.

Either way, @Krishna2323's code change is smaller and more self contained, if it fixes our issue I would at least like to have it tried and tested. How do you feel about it @nkdengineer ?

[nkdengineer]

@jjcoffee @MarioExpensify looks like the code provided doesn't work, maybe I'm missing something

But looking back, my solution is based on what's available in StrongRenderer and just added a new case isChildOfNextSteps to restyle it. I tested it and didn't see any edge cases causing regression

[Krishna2323]

@nkdengineer, could you please try adding this in styles/index.ts file? It should be added in webViewStyles.tagStyles object.

           strong: {
                // We set fontFamily and fontWeight directly in order to avoid overriding fontStyle.
                fontFamily: FontUtils.fontFamily.platform.EXP_NEUE_BOLD.fontFamily,
                fontWeight: FontUtils.fontFamily.platform.EXP_NEUE_BOLD.fontWeight,
            },

[jjcoffee]

Yeah I'm also not sure I see an obvious regression coming from the current changes. Can you enlighten us @Krishna2323?

[MarioExpensify]

Bumped @Krishna2323 here.

[Krishna2323]

Yeah I'm also not sure I see an obvious regression coming from the current changes. Can you enlighten us @Krishna2323?

Really sorry for the delay—I missed that comment. It might work for the current case, but what if we have other similar tags like next-step? The style would be incorrect. Additionally, the renderer has other issues that will be fixed by using the solution I mentioned.

I have updated the renderer in this PR, so it will be updated to the solution I provided anyway. It's better to use that solution in this PR.

[nkdengineer]

thanks @Krishna2323, I'll update soon

[nkdengineer]

@jjcoffee i updated and tested well

[shawnborton]

How is this one going? Let's try to get this one over the finish line soon if we can, this bug has existed in production for a while now. Thanks!

[MarioExpensify]

@jjcoffee can you review the latest changes?

[jjcoffee]

LGTM! Also retested against #54165 and don't see any regressions there.

[MarioExpensify]

Let's move forward!

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