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Explanation of Change

When creating a manual distance expense via QAB (Quick Action Button), the skip-confirmation path in handleMoneyRequestStepDistanceNavigation hardcoded amount: 0 for both trackExpense and createDistanceRequest. For map-based distance expenses, the backend recalculates the amount from validWaypoints/route data — but for manual distance, validWaypoints is undefined (no route exists). This meant the expense displayed $0.00, especially noticeable when offline since the backend never processes the request to correct it.

This fix computes the amount from the manual distance and mileage rate before passing it to trackExpense/createDistanceRequest, using the same DistanceRequestUtils functions (convertToDistanceInMeters, getMileageRates, getDefaultMileageRate, getDistanceRequestAmount) used elsewhere in the codebase (e.g., IOURequestStepDistanceMap.setDistanceRequestData and MoneyRequestConfirmationList).

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$ #82801
PROPOSAL: #82801 (comment)

Tests

  1. Login with an account that has a workspace with distance rates configured
  2. Create a 1:1 chat or go to a report
  3. Go offline
  4. Tap the FAB → Track distance → Manual option
  5. Enter a distance value (e.g., 20 miles) and submit
  6. Verify the expense amount is calculated correctly (distance × rate) and is NOT $0.00
  7. Repeat steps 4-6 using the "Create expense" flow (non-TRACK) to verify createDistanceRequest path
  8. Go online and verify the amount remains correct after syncing
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

  1. Go offline
  2. Create a manual distance expense via QAB
  3. Verify the amount displays correctly (not $0.00)
  4. Go back online
  5. Verify the expense syncs and the amount remains correct

QA Steps

  1. Login with an account that has a workspace with distance rates configured
  2. Go offline
  3. Use QAB to create a manual distance expense
  4. Verify the expense amount is NOT $0.00 — it should reflect distance × mileage rate
  5. Go online and verify the amount remains correct
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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When creating a manual distance expense via QAB (Quick Action Button),
the skip-confirmation path hardcoded amount: 0 for both trackExpense
and createDistanceRequest. For map-based distance, the backend
recalculates from validWaypoints, but manual distance has no waypoints.
This meant the expense displayed $0.00, especially noticeable offline.

This computes the amount from distance and mileage rate before passing
it to trackExpense/createDistanceRequest, using the same
DistanceRequestUtils functions used elsewhere in the codebase.

Fixed #82801

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I created this PR from an upstream branch since I don't have push access to your fork.

To take ownership of this branch and be able to push updates, run:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/Expensify/App.git
git fetch upstream claude-fixManualDistanceQABZeroAmount
git checkout -b claude-fixManualDistanceQABZeroAmount upstream/claude-fixManualDistanceQABZeroAmount
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Then you can close this PR and open a new one from your fork.

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The failing ESLint check is unrelated to this PR.

Analysis: The ESLint run reports 336 warnings (0 errors) across the full codebase, and the CI is configured to exit with failure on warnings. None of the flagged files are modified by this PR — this PR only changes src/libs/actions/IOU/MoneyRequest.ts, while the warnings are in unrelated files like WorkspaceTravelInvoicingExportPage.tsx, WorkspaceUpgradePage.tsx, WorkspaceWorkflowsApprovalsEditPage.tsx, and WorkspaceWorkflowsApprovalsExpensesFromPage.tsx.

Evidence: All recent lint.yml runs across multiple unrelated branches are also failing with the same issue, confirming this is a pre-existing problem on main and not caused by this PR's changes.

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@MelvinBot It’s not working. Could you please investigate why mileageRates is not present?

Here is the console log for your change,

{"distance":18,"unit":"km","distanceInMeters":18000,"customUnitRateID":"_FAKE_P2P_ID_","mileageRates":{},"amount":0}

getMileageRates(policy) returns {} for P2P expenses (no workspace
policy), causing amount to always be 0. Use DistanceRequestUtils.getRate()
which correctly handles P2P via getRateForP2P() with
CURRENCY_TO_DEFAULT_MILEAGE_RATE.

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Good catch — I found the root cause and pushed a fix.

Root Cause: The amount calculation code was calling getMileageRates(policy) and getDefaultMileageRate(policy) directly. For P2P (person-to-person) expenses — like tracking in a DM or creating from the global menu without a workspace — policy is null/undefined (no workspace = no customUnits). Both functions return empty/undefined in that case:

  • getMileageRates(policy){} (checks policy?.customUnits which is falsy)
  • getDefaultMileageRate(policy)undefined (same check)

So mileageRates['_FAKE_P2P_ID_'] is undefined, the fallback defaultMileageRate is also undefined, and mileageRate?.rate ?? 0 produces 0.

Fix: Replaced the manual rate lookup with DistanceRequestUtils.getRate({transaction, policy}), which already correctly handles P2P expenses. Internally, getRate() checks isCustomUnitRateIDForP2P(transaction) and routes to getRateForP2P(), which looks up the rate from CONST.CURRENCY_TO_DEFAULT_MILEAGE_RATE (the hardcoded currency-to-rate map). This is the same pattern used by IOURequestStepDistanceManual and MoneyRequestConfirmationList.

Commit: 7099eaf

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Good for product

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amount = DistanceRequestUtils.getDistanceRequestAmount(distanceInMeters, unit, mileageRate?.rate ?? 0);
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@MelvinBot Since we now have the rate, can we also compute the Merchant instead of pending inside this condition?

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Good idea — pushed a fix in d5f0295. For manual distance in the skip-confirmation path, the merchant is now computed via DistanceRequestUtils.getDistanceMerchant() (e.g., 20 mi @ $0.67 / mi) instead of showing "Pending...".

Changes:

  • Added toLocaleDigit and getCurrencySymbol to MoneyRequestStepDistanceNavigationParams (needed by getDistanceMerchant for locale-aware formatting)
  • Moved setMoneyRequestMerchant after the manual distance block so it uses the computed merchant
  • Updated trackExpense and createDistanceRequest calls to use the merchant variable
  • Updated IOURequestStepDistanceManual.tsx to pass the new params from useLocalize() and useCurrencyListActions()

For non-manual distance requests (GPS/waypoint-based), the merchant still falls back to "Pending..." since the route may not yet be resolved at creation time.

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@MelvinBot Please initialize toLocaleDigit and getCurrencySymbol following the existing code below, without passing them down from MoneyRequestStepDistanceNavigationParams:

(digit) => toLocaleDigit(IntlStore.getCurrentLocale(), digit),
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Done — pushed in 3ab015e. Removed toLocaleDigit and getCurrencySymbol from MoneyRequestStepDistanceNavigationParams and initialized them locally using the same pattern as TransactionUtils:

  • (digit) => toLocaleDigit(IntlStore.getCurrentLocale(), digit) (imported from @libs/LocaleDigitUtils + @src/languages/IntlStore)
  • getCurrencySymbol (imported from @libs/CurrencyUtils)

Also cleaned up the unused useCurrencyListActions import and toLocaleDigit destructuring from IOURequestStepDistanceManual.tsx.

Instead of hardcoding merchant to 'Pending...' when skip-confirmation is
used for manual distance, compute the actual merchant string (e.g.,
'20 mi @ $0.67 / mi') using DistanceRequestUtils.getDistanceMerchant().
This matches the behavior of the normal confirmation flow in
MoneyRequestConfirmationList.

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…tStepDistanceNavigationParams

These properties are only needed for the manual distance path. Making them optional
fixes typecheck errors in callers that don't deal with manual distance (GPS, Map,
Odometer, and tests).

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Fixed the failing typecheck: made toLocaleDigit and getCurrencySymbol optional in MoneyRequestStepDistanceNavigationParams since they are only needed for the manual distance code path. Added them to the runtime condition guard so TypeScript narrows them correctly inside the block. This resolves all type errors in the other callers (IOURequestStepDistance, IOURequestStepDistanceGPS, IOURequestStepDistanceMap, IOURequestStepDistanceOdometer, and MoneyRequestTest).

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The original failing check was TypeScript Checks — the MoneyRequestStepDistanceNavigationParams type had new required properties (toLocaleDigit, getCurrencySymbol) that callers in other distance step files and tests weren't providing.

This was already fixed in commit 6b496a0 by making those properties optional (?), since they're only needed for the manual distance path. The typecheck is now passing.

The remaining failure is test (job 7), which is an infrastructure issue — the runner got a 401 Unauthorized error when trying to download the SimenB/github-actions-cpu-cores GitHub Action. This is unrelated to the PR code. Please re-run the failed job to resolve it.

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Analysis: The job failed at the actions/checkout step before any code was evaluated:

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The previous commit removed the setMoneyRequestMerchant call which
updated the transaction's merchant field in Onyx. This caused the
existing test to fail because the Onyx transaction no longer had the
merchant set. The merchant is now set after computing it — either
'Pending...' for map-based distance, or the calculated merchant string
for manual distance.

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Fixed the failing test (job 4) check.

Root cause: The previous commit removed the setMoneyRequestMerchant call that was responsible for updating the transaction's merchant field in Onyx. The test should call trackExpense for TRACK iouType with valid waypoints when not from manual distance step and skipping confirmation asserts that updatedTransaction?.merchant equals 'Pending...', but since the Onyx update was removed, the merchant was undefined.

Fix: Re-added the setMoneyRequestMerchant(transactionID, merchant, false) call after computing the merchant value. For map-based distance it sets 'Pending...' (preserving existing behavior), and for manual distance it sets the calculated merchant string.

The other failing check (Storybook tests) is a GitHub Actions infrastructure issue (fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com' during checkout) — unrelated to this PR.

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The two failing checks (build (Debug, true) and perf-tests) are not related to the PR code changes. They are transient CI infrastructure failures:

  1. build (Debug, true) — Failed to download the aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials GitHub Action with a 401 Unauthorized error. This is a GitHub Actions infrastructure issue, not a code issue.

  2. perf-tests — Failed at the git checkout step with fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': terminal prompts disabled. This is a GitHub Actions authentication/infrastructure issue.

Neither failure is related to the changes in src/libs/actions/IOU/MoneyRequest.ts. All code-quality checks that have completed (ESLint, Prettier, spellcheck, unused styles) are passing.

Action needed: Please re-run the failed workflows. These are transient infrastructure errors that should resolve on retry.

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The failing checks are unrelated to this PR's code changes — both are transient CI infrastructure failures:

  1. build (Debug, true) — Failed to download the aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials action with a 401 (Unauthorized) error from GitHub's API. This is a runner-level authentication issue.
  2. perf-tests — Failed at the checkout step with fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': terminal prompts disabled. This is a GitHub Actions token/auth issue.

Neither failure is related to the changes in src/libs/actions/IOU/MoneyRequest.ts. Re-running the failed workflows now.

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The failing checks are unrelated to this PR's code changes. Both are transient CI infrastructure failures:

  1. build (Debug, true) — Failed to download the aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials action with a 401 (Unauthorized) error from GitHub's API. This is a GitHub Actions infrastructure issue, not a code issue.

  2. perf-tests — Failed during git checkout with fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': terminal prompts disabled. This is a GitHub Actions authentication/runner issue.

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distanceInMeters,
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mileageRate?.rate ?? 0,
mileageRate?.currency ?? transaction?.currency ?? 'USD',
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Let's use the const for the default value here

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mileageRate?.currency ?? transaction?.currency ?? 'USD',
mileageRate?.currency ?? transaction?.currency ?? CONST.CURRENCY.USD,

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Done — applied in 78fe023.

Co-authored-by: Francois Laithier <francoisl@users.noreply.github.com>
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I investigated the failing checks on this PR. Both failures were unrelated to the PR's code changes (src/libs/actions/IOU/MoneyRequest.ts):

  1. typecheck failure — The self-hosted runner lost communication with the server (infrastructure issue, not a type error). The TypeScript Checks workflow re-ran and passed successfully.

  2. test (job 7) failure — A flaky test in IOURequestStepConfirmationPageTest.tsx caused by RESULTS being undefined in __mocks__/react-native-permissions.ts during component rendering. This test previously passed on the same commit (run 22987045569) and passed again on re-run (job 66745856101), confirming it's intermittent/flaky and not caused by the PR changes.

All checks are now green (perf-tests is still pending but unrelated).

@francoisl francoisl merged commit 56a68bf into main Mar 12, 2026
52 of 56 checks passed
@francoisl francoisl deleted the claude-fixManualDistanceQABZeroAmount branch March 12, 2026 06:27
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🚧 @francoisl has triggered a test Expensify/App build. You can view the workflow run here.

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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/francoisl in version: 9.3.37-0 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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Deploy Blocker #85173 was identified to be related to this PR.

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/cristipaval in version: 9.3.37-10 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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