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This PR adds an "Approver" column to the Category and Tag list views, which only appears if the workspace has the rules feature enabled

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Precondition: Create a control workspace with Categories, Tags, and Rules enabled

  1. Go to Workspace Settings -> Categories
  2. Verify that the "Approver" column is displayed in the list
  3. Click on one of the categories
  4. Change or add an approver
  5. Verify that the approver’s name and avatar are displayed in the list
  6. Go to the Tags page and add some tags
  7. Verify that the "Approver" column is displayed in the list
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  9. Change or add an approver
  10. Verify that the approver’s name and avatar are displayed in the list
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P1 Badge Preserve rule IDs when creating tag approver rules

Creating a new tag approver rule without any id here makes later updates ambiguous, because renamePolicyTag() in this same file still finds the rule to mutate via findIndex((rule) => rule.id === policyTagRule.id). If multiple approval rules in the policy have missing IDs (which can happen after optimistic edits), renaming a tag can update the wrong rule and leave the intended tag approver rule unchanged.

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If I remember correctly, I think we should not default string IDs to any value. Therefore, I've removed the id: '-1' assignment from the new optimistic rule here. Surely, the policyTagRule.id would return undefined in this case after adding a new approver, but it will populated with the correct id after the page refresh, so the issue wouldn't happen in that case

However, this issue exists on main too. Before this PR, setPolicyTagApprover assigned id: '-1' to every optimistic rule. So with multiple tag approvers set without refreshing the page, findIndex((rule) => rule.id === policyTagRule.id) always returns index 0 (the first rule), which is the same issue, but different placeholder value (-1 vs undefined)

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To ensure indexToUpdate return the correct index, we could change the findIndex in renamePolicyTag to match by tag name instead of id:

const indexToUpdate = updatedApprovalRules.findIndex((rule) =>
    rule.applyWhen.find(
        ({condition, field, value}) => condition === CONST.POLICY.RULE_CONDITIONS.MATCHES && field === CONST.POLICY.FIELDS.TAG && value === policyTag.oldName,
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Let me know what do you think about this @situchan

Or alternatively, we can remove successData in setPolicyTagApprover which would allow the backend response to populate the real id, rather than overwriting with optimistic data again

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Any reason for not leaving as is? What issue you faced with id: '-1',?

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However, this issue exists on main too.

yes, so it's out of scope.

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Any reason for not leaving as is? What issue you faced with id: '-1',?

Actually there is no issue with id: '-1' here. I initially thought that we shouldn't default a string ID to any value. The real issue is in this condition, which filter the rule by id. Since the id can be the same optimistically, it caused the same issue as on the category page. Since now we filter it with reference equality instead, I don't think there is an issue with id: '-1' assignment. Updated the PR!

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Overall this looks good in testing. @Expensify/product-pr do we want to show the Approver column if there are no approvers though if they are no category/tag approvers? My initial reaction was that we don't but then I realized it's kind of a nice way to advertise the feature for now.

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Yeah, I thought we weren't going to show it unless they have one assigned. I'm kinda' cool with that for now, tbh.

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Coming from #83385 (comment)

Should we show avatar or not in this PR?

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Yes here in the Members table, Workflows is out of scope. 👍

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P2 Badge Render approver fallback when personal details are unavailable

The approver cell is rendered only when approverPersonalDetail exists, so any rule whose approver email is not yet in PERSONAL_DETAILS_LIST will show an empty column even though an approver is set. This is user-visible in control workspaces with rules enabled (e.g., newly loaded members, offline/cache-miss cases) and makes configured approvers appear unset; unlike CategorySettingsPage/TagSettingsPage, there is no email fallback here. Please render a fallback avatar/text from approverEmail instead of returning null when lookup misses.

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Agree with Tom. Let's show the avatar in the Members table. Then let's keep the Approver column even if no approver is selected. It helps advertise the feature for now.

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P2 Badge Render approver fallback when details cache misses

This branch renders the Approver cell only when approverPersonalDetail exists, so a valid approver rule can appear blank whenever the approver email is not yet in the personal-details cache (for example on a fresh session or offline cache miss). In that state the workspace still has an approver configured, but the new list column hides it entirely. Please fall back to showing the approver email (and a default avatar) when personal details are unavailable.

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P2 Badge Show approver identifier when profile lookup fails

The Tag list uses the same approverPersonalDetail ? ... : null guard, so the new Approver column becomes empty whenever the approver login is present in policy rules but absent from getPersonalDetailByEmail cache. That makes configured approvers invisible in the list for affected users and environments. Add a fallback path that renders at least the approver email (with a default avatar) when personal details are missing.

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@ryntgh please address Melvin's concerns above.

If personal details doesn't exist, fallback to email. Just copy the logic from here:

const policyMemberEmailsToAccountIDs = getMemberAccountIDsForWorkspace(policy?.employeeList);
const accountID = Number(policyMemberEmailsToAccountIDs[email] ?? '');
const {avatar, displayName = email, login} = personalDetails?.[accountID] ?? {};
approvers.push({
text: displayName,
alternateText: email,
keyForList: email,
isSelected: selectedApprover === email,
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@situchan updated! Could you please check it again?

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