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Fix: Approver Field Disappearing and “Expense From” Expanding When Approver Is Removed#75646
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Explanation of Change

Update the removeUsers function in WorkspaceMembersPage.tsx to only process workflow updates for actual approvers among the selected employees.

Fixed Issues

$ #74728
PROPOSAL: #74728 (Coment)

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  1. Login with new gmail account
  2. Complete the onboarding process
  3. Create Workspace
  4. Invite 2 members
  5. One of them set as Approver
  6. Go to Members> Select both users> Delete> Confirm
  7. Go to Workflows
  8. Owner of the Workspace should be signed as Approver
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✅ Changes either increased or maintained existing code coverage, great job!

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@nabi-ebrahimi Please use a for loop instead of forEach

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Please use a for loop instead of forEach

@linhvovan29546, thanks for the feedback, applied.

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No qualms with the bug fix 👍

P.S Can you try to make your PR titles more reflective of what code changes the PR is making / fill out the explanation of changes section? Thanks!

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@nabi-ebrahimi Could you please update the description and title based on this comment: #75646 (review)?

Also, could you please add a unit test? The idea is that we should not call updateApprovalWorkflow or removeApprovalWorkflowAction for non approver when removeUsers is called in this case.

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@nabi-ebrahimi Any progress? Please let me know if you need any help.

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@linhvovan29546 Sorry for the late reply — I was writing the unit tests. It looks like the logic has already been removed from the main branch. Here is the current removeUsers implementation.

/**
* Remove selected users from the workspace
* Please see https://github.com/Expensify/App/blob/main/README.md#Security for more details
*/
const removeUsers = () => {
setRemoveMembersConfirmModalVisible(false);
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-deprecated
InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions(() => {
setSelectedEmployees([]);
removeMembers(policyID, selectedEmployees, policyMemberEmailsToAccountIDs, approvalWorkflows, personalDetails);
});
};

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@linhvovan29546, what is the next step for this PR?

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Okay, I see. They removed that logic in this PR: #73676. It looks like this introduced a bug, so we no longer update the workspace owner to an approver.

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inimaga commented Dec 1, 2025

@nabi-ebrahimi You should be able to now proceed as normal. Let me know if you have any questions.

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@linhvovan29546, the failing type checks aren’t related to my changes—they appear to have come from this PR and Commit

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@linhvovan29546, the PR is now finalized, and I’ve added the unit test as requested. Could you please take another look when you have time? Thank you very much!

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linhvovan29546 commented Dec 2, 2025

@nabi-ebrahimi Oops, I don’t think the test is correct. The test you added is unnecessary because WorkspaceMembersPage already checks the hasApprovers condition, so testing WorkflowUtils for this isn’t needed. In my previous comment, I meant that we should write the test similar to WorkspaceMembersTest instead.(Apologies if my previous comment wasn’t clear, I missed that part earlier.)

* Runs the logic that handles workflow updates for each approver being removed.
* Extracted for unit testing.
*/
function removeApproveWorkflows(args: RemoveApproveWorkflowsParams) {
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I think the name should be removeApprovalWorkflows

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Or, to make it easier, you can revert/remove the changes to reduce the amount of code modified, similar to this commit da0824c? So we only need to change one place WorkspaceMembersPage.

approvalWorkflows: ApprovalWorkflow[];
};

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/**
 * Handles the removal or update of approval workflows when members who are approvers are being removed.
 * For each approver being removed, this function either removes their workflows entirely or updates
 * them by reassigning to the workspace owner.
 */

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@linhvovan29546, thanks for the review.

based on this

Or, to make it easier, you can revert/remove the changes to reduce the amount of code modified, similar to this commit da0824c? So we only need to change one place WorkspaceMembersPage.

Just to confirm, do you mean that we no longer need the unit test and should revert/remove my changes back to da0824c. Thank you for the clarification.

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We still need ui test and only modify WorkspaceMembersPage

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We still need ui test and only modify WorkspaceMembersPage

@linhvovan29546 ui test for the whole page or some specific test cases?

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linhvovan29546 commented Dec 2, 2025

The idea is that we should not call updateApprovalWorkflow or removeApprovalWorkflowAction for non approver when removeUsers is called in this case.

For this specific test case

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@linhvovan29546, the PR is ready for your review. I’ve applied your feedback. Thanks!

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LGTM! I have two minor feedback

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describe('Removing members who are approvers and non-approvers', () => {
it('should not call workflow actions when removing only non-approvers', async () => {
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The test name says "should not call" but the expectations verify that the functions ARE called. This is contradictory. So this should be should call workflow actions once when removing multiple members including an approver


await waitForBatchedUpdatesWithAct();

expect(updateWorkflowDataOnApproverRemoval).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
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Add comment // Verify workflow actions are only called once when an approver is removed

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@linhvovan29546, thanks for the review, applied latest feedback. thanks

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Looks good. Thanks both!

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