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Implemented partialSetCollection so that update uses this for collection keys to eliminate extra notify calls.

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@tgolen tgolen requested a review from parasharrajat August 20, 2025 14:01
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@shubham1206agra is this implementation directly coming from the design doc, or is there any linked conversation which I can follow?

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@parasharrajat We discussed about this here https://expensify.slack.com/archives/C08CZDJFJ77/p1755275332300729

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tgolen commented Sep 8, 2025

Hi, what's the status of this PR and what are the next steps?

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@parasharrajat You can start the testing now. Just test for any anomalies in the App.

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tgolen commented Sep 11, 2025

@shubham1206agra There is a conflict in Onyx that will probably effect this PR that you want to fix before having it tested.

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@tgolen Done

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tgolen commented Sep 12, 2025

Thanks! @parasharrajat you can start testing whenever you are ready then!

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Sure,

// Confirm all the collection keys belong to the same parent
if (!doAllCollectionItemsBelongToSameParent(collectionKey, resultCollectionKeys)) {
Logger.logAlert(`setCollection called with keys that do not belong to the same parent ${collectionKey}. Skipping this update.`);
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Maybe we should reject this and throw an error back. This is a development mistake, so they should not proceed with such code. Silencing this error could give false positive.

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This is the standard implementation across different methods. We are logging an alert. If we throw an error here, it will cause issues (crash) if we get some bad updates from BE.

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Ok. Talking about backend updates where are we handling the backend updates for this new method.

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@shubham1206agra Are we handling backend updates for this somewhere or it is not required?

function update(data: OnyxUpdate[]): Promise<void> {

afterEach(() => {
Onyx.clear();
});
it('should replace all existing collection members with new values and keep old ones intact', async () => {
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This tests does not to match with function description.

Any existing collection members not included in the new data will not be removed

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What do you think should happen here?

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Oops, I just saw that "not be removed".

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@shubham1206agra Do you have some issue to link to this PR?

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#677 (comment)

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Going to test this PR against NewDot...

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tgolen commented Sep 23, 2025

@parasharrajat How is the testing going?

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I will have next update today.

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parasharrajat commented Sep 24, 2025

Ok, I tested with rules changes to workspaces triggering violations, name changes to workspaces, deleting multiple transactions, etc. And I didn't find any issue with this PR.

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tgolen commented Sep 25, 2025

@carlosmiceli do you want to review this and then merge it?

@carlosmiceli carlosmiceli merged commit 895679a into Expensify:main Sep 25, 2025
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There is no parent issue linked. @tgolen can you create a payment task for me on this task for PR review?

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tgolen commented Oct 4, 2025

OK, I created Expensify/App#71844 to handle payments.

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