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Explanation of Change

Fixed Issues

$ #60722
PROPOSAL: #60722 (comment)

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  1. Create a workspace
  2. Add 2 members with the role user or auditor
  3. Go Workspace settings > work flow > Enable approval
  4. Change the default approver to one of 2 members added in the step 2
  5. As member, submit an expense
  6. Login as approver and approve this expense
  7. Verify that: Pay button isn't displayed
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@nkdengineer, adding a test for isPayer here would be good in my opinion. What do you think?

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@jayeshmangwani i added

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@nkdengineer Tests are failing

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@nkdengineer ⬆️

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Can you update step 2 in Tests to be more explicit? We can't directly set the user as the approver—we have to configure it through workflows.

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@nkdengineer can you address the comments today, please? Thanks!

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Yes, I'm testing some other problems from the tests will give an update today or tomorrow morning.

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@jayeshmangwani I fixed the test. Instead of replacing isManager with isAdmin we should add isAdmin check belong with isManager

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Can you update step 2 in Tests to be more explicit? We can't directly set the user as the approver—we have to configure it through workflows.

@nkdengineer Just circling back—could you add a bit more detail for Step 2? Specifically, how do you set the approver?

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@jayeshmangwani Updated the test step.

if (!policy?.achAccount?.reimburser) {
return isManager;
return isAdmin && isManager;
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@puneetlath, do we have any context on OldDot for this specific condition?
If there's no reimburser, is it necessary to check both isAdmin && isManager, or is just the isAdmin check sufficient here?

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Oh sorry, just seeing this comment. Hm, I think in OldDot all admins see the ability to mark the report as reimbursed. Right @heyjennahay? So I think just the isAdmin check should be sufficient.

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@nkdengineer can we update this based on Jenna's comment below?

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@puneetlath I updated.

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jayeshmangwani commented May 4, 2025

@puneetlath, before merging the PR, is it possible to test this PR with the user who originally encountered it? From the screenshot, it looks like Jon is able to reproduce the issue.

When I tested the app on staging using the Tests steps, the Pay button also didn’t appear for the approver. So I’m not confident we can rely solely on the PR’s tests.

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Agree with @jayeshmangwani, we need the user who has the data to confirm this bug is fixed.

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It does seem to work. Here's a report that is showing me the Pay button on staging (but shouldn't be).

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And then here's that same report on the ad-hoc build.

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It does seem to work. Here's a report that is showing me the Pay button on staging (but shouldn't be).

Great, we're all set to merge.

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if (!policy?.achAccount?.reimburser) {
return isManager;
return isAdmin && isManager;
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Oh sorry, just seeing this comment. Hm, I think in OldDot all admins see the ability to mark the report as reimbursed. Right @heyjennahay? So I think just the isAdmin check should be sufficient.

const isReimburser = session?.email === policy?.achAccount?.reimburser;
return isReimburser && (isApproved || isManager);
return isReimburser && (isApproved || isAdmin);
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Hm, I'm not sure about this scenario being changed. I think what it is meant to do is:

  1. If I am not the reimburser, but I am the manager, then I can approve it
  2. If I am the reimburser, and I am the manager, then I can pay it (which will also approve it)
  3. If I am neither the reimburser nor the manager, no matter whether I'm an admin or not, then I can't approve or pay it. I have to wait for it to be approved.

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@puneetlath Do you mean we should check (isAdmin && isManger) here?

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There is some weirdness in OldDot but yes ideally all Admins should have the ability to mark a report as reimbursed

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@nkdengineer I think the original logic was right. Is changing it necessary for fixing the bug?

Or maybe I'm not understanding the scenario when we would hit this condition. Can you explain it to me?

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@puneetlath Please help to clarify here, do we want to keep the current behavior on main here or update like this?

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And reimburser isn't an admin right?

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They are an admin.

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@puneetlath To clarify, I want to ask the data of the result you showed here. What is the reimbursementChoice of the policy, the user who is viewing the report is an admin or not and is the user the reimburser of the policy?

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Ah the policy is set to direct reimbursement and has a reimburser. The person taking the screenshot (me) is not an admin or reimburser on the policy. Just a regular approver.

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@puneetlath Thanks for your information, I think we can keep this condition as it is on main. I updated it, please help to verify this result is still the same.

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Tested and it seems to work correctly.

@puneetlath puneetlath merged commit 8c54669 into Expensify:main May 12, 2025
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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/puneetlath in version: 9.1.45-0 🚀

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