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Fixed Issues

$ #57011
PROPOSAL: #57011 (comment)

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QA Steps

  1. Log in with a Gmail account that is already an admin of a workspace (or create one)
  2. Navigate to Settings - Subscription
  3. Scroll down to the bottom of the page
  4. Click on the 3-dot button next to "Subscription details"
  5. For web/desktop, verify the popover menu position is around the 3-dot menu
  6. For mWeb/Android/iOS, verify the popover shows as a bottom modal

For Android & iOS, there is no 3-dot on the subscription page, so you can test on other 3-dots, for example, on the workspace list page.

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Android: Native
android.mp4
Android: mWeb Chrome
android.mweb.mp4
iOS: Native
ios.mp4
iOS: mWeb Safari
ios.mweb.mp4
MacOS: Chrome / Safari
web.mp4
MacOS: Desktop
desktop.mp4

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Additional video of other 3-dots

aa.mp4

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<ThreeDotsMenu
getAnchorPosition={calculateAndSetThreeDotsMenuPosition}
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Why are we calculating it from the outside View but not from inside the ThreeDotsMenu?

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i notice that not all 3 dot has the same calculation. saved search 3 dot for example doesn't add height to the vertical position.

vertical: y

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ETA: tomorrow.

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@parasharrajat bump for the review

@@ -121,7 +131,7 @@ function ThreeDotsMenu({
<PopoverMenu
onClose={hidePopoverMenu}
isVisible={isPopupMenuVisible && !isBehindModal}
anchorPosition={anchorPosition}
anchorPosition={position ?? anchorPosition ?? {horizontal: 0, vertical: 0}}
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Why are we passing both position and anchorPosition, when we already passing the anchorPosition callback?

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We should pass {horizontal: 0, vertical: 0} as default value to position state.

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If a component passes anchorPosition and not getAnchorPosition, then the position will be undefined and fallback to anchorPosition props.

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type ThreeDotsMenuWithOptionalAnchorProps =
| (ThreeDotsMenuProps & {
/** The anchor position of the menu */
anchorPosition: AnchorPosition;

/** A callback to get the anchor position dynamically */
getAnchorPosition?: () => Promise<AnchorPosition>;
})
| (ThreeDotsMenuProps & {
/** The anchor position of the menu */
anchorPosition?: AnchorPosition;

/** A callback to get the anchor position dynamically */
getAnchorPosition: () => Promise<AnchorPosition>;
});
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What is the difference between both types?

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First type requires anchorPosition, second type requires getAnchorPosition.

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Let's choose one. I think getAnchorPosition is good enough.

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@bernhardoj Is there a need for both props? Should we just keep one getAnchorPosition? If a user wants to send static position they can do this via this callback as well?

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We need both. With this type, the user needs to either pass anchorPosition or getAnchorPosition.

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getAnchorPosition={() => Promise.resolve(threeDotsAnchorPosition)} I believe this.

Hmm, yeah it is a little overhead of promise but having two props for same thing while a single prop can handle both cases is confusing. While you must have noticed, we have a few components which are consuming a huge number of props making is very confusing on how these components can be utilized

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I think some components have too many props because they're too big, trying to handle many cases/responsibilities.

If we use getAnchorPosition only, it will:

  1. add delay (because of promise)
  2. extra render (because of set state)

for component that already has the anchor position information.

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OK, I am fine with it. It's not a blocker.

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So, should the user pass only one or both can be passed?

In case, only one should be set. We can update the type to

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type ThreeDotsMenuWithOptionalAnchorProps =
| (ThreeDotsMenuProps & {
/** The anchor position of the menu */
anchorPosition: AnchorPosition;
/** A callback to get the anchor position dynamically */
getAnchorPosition?: () => Promise<AnchorPosition>;
})
| (ThreeDotsMenuProps & {
/** The anchor position of the menu */
anchorPosition?: AnchorPosition;
/** A callback to get the anchor position dynamically */
getAnchorPosition: () => Promise<AnchorPosition>;
});
type ThreeDotsMenuWithOptionalAnchorProps =
| (ThreeDotsMenuProps & {
/** The anchor position of the menu */
anchorPosition: AnchorPosition;
/** A callback to get the anchor position dynamically */
getAnchorPosition?: never;
})
| (ThreeDotsMenuProps & {
/** The anchor position of the menu */
anchorPosition?: never;
/** A callback to get the anchor position dynamically */
getAnchorPosition: () => Promise<AnchorPosition>;
});

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Updated

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@bernhardoj There are some conflicts.

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@parasharrajat fixed

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Screenshots

🔲 iOS / native

31.03.2025_00.28.03_REC.mp4

🔲 iOS / Safari

31.03.2025_00.18.46_REC.mp4

🔲 MacOS / Desktop

31.03.2025_00.20.08_REC.mp4

🔲 MacOS / Chrome

31.03.2025_00.11.20_REC.mp4

🔲 Android / Chrome

31.03.2025_01.04.32_REC.mp4

🔲 Android / native

31.03.2025_00.54.23_REC.mp4

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lakchote commented Apr 1, 2025

prettier and perf tests are failing @bernhardoj

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lakchote commented Apr 2, 2025

prettier and perf tests are failing @bernhardoj

friendly bump @bernhardoj

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@lakchote done

@lakchote lakchote merged commit 73e3884 into Expensify:main Apr 3, 2025
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