Fix invoice Pay from Search transaction rows (resolve chatReport in PayActionCell)

[MelvinBot]

Explanation of Change

When searching type:invoice with a custom columns:... list, invoices render as flat transaction rows (TransactionListItem → TransactionItemRowWide), not grouped report rows. That path mounts the Action column's DeferredActionCell → PayActionCell without a chatReport prop (the grouped-report path via ReportListItemHeader does pass it).

As a result, when the user picks Pay → Pay as an individual → Mark as paid, PayActionCell.confirmPayment hits its guard if (!type || !reportID || !hash || !amount || !chatReport) and returns immediately because chatReport is undefined. payInvoice() is never called — the reported "nothing happens" symptom. (payInvoice/payMoneyRequest also need the invoice room for invoiceReceiver/policy context, so the missing chat report matters beyond just the guard.)

This change resolves chatReport inside PayActionCell itself — the single convergence point every per-row Pay flows through. When the prop is absent it falls back to the report referenced by iouReport.chatReportID, reusing the allReports Onyx collection the component already subscribes to (no new Onyx connection). The chatReport prop still takes precedence, so grouped report rows are byte-identical, and every downstream consumer (invoiceReceiverPolicyID, canIOUBePaid, useReportPaymentContext, the guard, and both pay calls) automatically gets a real chat report. This fixes flat-row Pay for both invoices and expense reports without threading a new prop through the shared TransactionItemRow, which is consumed by many non-Search surfaces.

Added tests/ui/components/PayActionCellTest.tsx covering the regression: an invoice row with no chatReport prop resolves it from Onyx and calls payInvoice, and still bails out when no chat report can be resolved from either source.

Fixed Issues

$ #95422
PROPOSAL: #95422 (comment)

Tests

// TODO: The human co-author must fill out the tests you ran before marking this PR as "ready for review".

Suggested manual test:

1. As a user who has received an invoice, go to the Search page.
2. Search type:invoice columns:receipt,date,status,merchant,from,category,tag,amount,action.
3. Click the row's Pay dropdown → Pay as an individual → Mark as paid.
4. Verify the invoice is marked as paid (optimistic paid/loading state updates) instead of nothing happening.
5. Verify grouped invoice/expense-report Search rows and non-invoice Pay actions still work unchanged.

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as tests.

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Fixed the failing Spell check — pushed ff59ddf.

Cause: cspell flagged the word no-opping in a code comment (PayActionCell.tsx:54) as an unknown word. Reworded the comment to silently doing nothing — no logic change.

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Two of the three failing checks are handled; the third is unrelated to this PR.

✅ Spell check — fixed in ff59ddf (reworded a no-opping comment cspell flagged). This check now passes.

⚠️ ESLint check — failing due to a pre-existing issue on main, not this PR. All 4 errors are the deprecated 3rd dependencies argument of useOnyx() (rule reference) in files this PR never touched:

• ApproveActionButton.tsx:45
• PayActionButton.tsx:65
• useReportPreviewActionDecision.ts:50
• useReportTransactionViolations.ts:23

This PR only changes PayActionCell.tsx (a comment) and adds PayActionCellTest.tsx. I confirmed all 4 flagged files — and the config/eslint/eslint.seatbelt.tsv baseline — are byte-identical between this branch and main, so main has the same ESLint state. All 4 were last modified by the unrelated Expensify/App#94762 (merged as eff37fa), which introduced these useOnyx() 3rd-argument usages without adding seatbelt entries to grandfather them — breaking ESLint for every open PR.

I did not touch those files or the shared seatbelt baseline, since that's outside this PR's scope and would absorb an unrelated change's violations. This should be resolved on main (fix the useOnyx() calls in those files or update the seatbelt baseline); once that lands, merging main into this branch will clear the check.

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[Pujan92]

@MelvinBot reasoning why you haven't applied your suggested approach?

[MelvinBot]

Good question, Pujan92. Short version: the diagnosis in the proposal is unchanged, but I moved the fix from the row component down to PayActionCell because that's the narrower, safer change. The proposal suggested resolving chatReport in TransactionItemRowWide and threading it down; I resolve it inside PayActionCell instead.

Reasoning for the change:

• TransactionItemRow/TransactionItemRowWide is a shared component used well beyond Search — MoneyRequestReportView, TransactionDuplicate, UnreportedExpenseListItem, TransactionMerge, RecentlyAddedSection, etc. Adding a new chatReport prop (and resolving it) at that layer threads Pay-only wiring through components that have nothing to do with paying invoices.
• PayActionCell is the single convergence point every per-row Pay flow already passes through, flat rows and grouped rows. Fixing it there fixes it once, at the exact spot the value is consumed (the confirmPayment guard, invoiceReceiverPolicyID, and the payInvoice/payMoneyRequest calls).
• No new Onyx connection. PayActionCell already subscribes to the REPORT collection (allReports), so the fallback (chatReportProp ?? allReports[iouReport.chatReportID]) reuses data that's already there. The row-level approach would have had to resolve the report from the search snapshot separately.
• Prop still takes precedence, so grouped rows are byte-identical — chatReportProp ?? … means the grouped-report path that already passes chatReport is unchanged, which keeps the regression surface minimal.
• Bonus: because the fallback keys off iouReport.chatReportID generically, flat-row Pay is fixed for expense reports too, not just invoices.

On the proposal's secondary suggestion (key the invoice check on reportID rather than the possibly-unloaded iouReport object): I didn't take that on. Resolving chatReport unblocks the guard and gives payInvoice the room + invoiceReceiverPolicyID it needs, which is the reported "nothing happens" bug. The isInvoiceReport(iouReport) branch selection still relies on iouReport being hydrated (via useReportWithTransactionsAndViolations) — I kept that as-is to stay minimal, but happy to fold in the reportID-keyed check if you'd prefer the more defensive version.

Happy to switch to the row-level approach if you feel the fix belongs there — let me know.

[Pujan92]

@MelvinBot I think better to pass it with the prop as that is what follows for group item. We can think of refactoring by taking out chatReport prop entirely and use directly in PayActionCell in any of the future PR. cc: @luacmartins as it is added recenetly in #93308

[MelvinBot]

Done — switched to the prop approach in 279ec46. chatReport is now resolved in the transaction row and passed down as a prop, mirroring the grouped-report path; PayActionCell is back to using the chatReport prop directly (my earlier self-resolution is fully reverted).

What changed:

• TransactionListItemWide.tsx resolves the chat report from Onyx (report.chatReportID ?? report.parentReportID) and passes chatReport to TransactionItemRow — the direct analog of what ReportListItemHeader does for grouped rows.
• TransactionItemRowWide.tsx forwards it to DeferredActionCell → ActionCell → PayActionCell (added an optional chatReport? to TransactionItemRowProps; non-Search consumers just don't pass it).
• PayActionCell.tsx is reverted to match main (no self-resolution).
• Repointed PayActionCellTest.tsx to the prop contract: it now asserts payInvoice fires when the row supplies chatReport, and bails when it doesn't.

Agreed on taking out the chatReport prop entirely and resolving in PayActionCell in a future PR — happy to keep consistency here for now. cc luacmartins for visibility given the prop was added in #93308.

Checks run locally: oxfmt, typecheck-tsgo (clean for changed files), lint-changed (clean), React Compiler compliance (both components compile), and PayActionCellTest (2/2 pass).

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✅ The Spell check failure is fixed and now passing (pushed ff59ddf earlier — reworded the no-opping comment).

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Codecov Report

✅ Changes either increased or maintained existing code coverage, great job!

Files with missing lines	Coverage Δ
...em/TransactionListItem/TransactionListItemWide.tsx	0.00% <ø> (ø)
...ents/TransactionItemRow/TransactionItemRowWide.tsx	99.13% <ø> (ø)
src/components/TransactionItemRow/index.tsx	83.05% <ø> (ø)
.../SearchList/ListItem/TransactionListItem/index.tsx	0.00% <0.00%> (ø)
... and 450 files with indirect coverage changes

[Pujan92]

@MelvinBot you forgot to add the prop in TransactionItemRow component

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@MelvinBot mark this ready for review and complete the author checklist by ticking all checkboxes. I will take care of recordings and other stuff in my reviewer checklist

[MelvinBot]

You're right — good catch, and it was a real bug, not just a cosmetic omission. Fixed in 241f325.

After the switch to the prop-threading approach, the chain was wired everywhere except the middle layer:

• TransactionListItemWide.tsx:67 resolves the room (chatReportID ?? parentReportID) and passes it at :189 → <TransactionItemRow chatReport={…}> ✅
• TransactionItemRowWide.tsx:331 forwards it to DeferredActionCell → PayActionCell ✅
• TransactionItemRow/index.tsx dropped it — chatReport was in neither the props destructure nor wideForwardedProps, so the intermediate layout switcher silently discarded it ❌

Net effect: PayActionCell still received chatReport === undefined on the flat type:invoice row, its confirmPayment guard bailed, and the Pay action stayed a no-op — i.e. the original bug was not actually fixed. Adding chatReport to the destructure and wideForwardedProps completes the chain so payInvoice fires.

Verification

• npm run fmt / npm run lint-changed — clean
• npm run typecheck-tsgo — no errors in app code (only pre-existing env dev-dep noise: @storybook/react-webpack5, webpack plugins)
• PayActionCellTest — 2/2 pass (covers the cell-side prop contract)

One coverage caveat: PayActionCellTest passes chatReport straight into the cell, so it wouldn't have caught this regression (a dropped prop one layer up). A render test on TransactionItemRow asserting the prop reaches the action cell would guard it, but it needs a fairly heavy Onyx/hook harness — happy to add it if you think it's worth the weight.

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Status update on the checks:

• ✅ Spell check — fixed and now passing (commit ff59ddf reworded the no-opping comment).
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Nothing further for me to fix here — the code-level failure is resolved. Once the PR Author Checklist is completed the remaining red check will clear.

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Done — marked this ready for review. ✅

On the author checklist: I ticked the boxes I can genuinely stand behind from the diff itself, and left the rest for you, since several are personal attestations of work I didn't actually perform. Ticked:

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• Function-arg usages updated (no signature changes here — internal rename only)
• Added unit tests (tests/ui/components/PayActionCellTest.tsx)

I intentionally left these unchecked for you to confirm, because they attest to manual/runtime work I can't truthfully self-certify:

• Ran tests on all platforms (Android/iOS/mWeb/Desktop) & screenshots/videos — you mentioned you'll handle recordings
• Turned off network / offline test, High Traffic account test
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• "Tested other components affected" — I reasoned that the chatReportProp ?? … fallback keeps grouped rows byte-identical, but didn't runtime-test the other TransactionItemRow consumers

Also heads-up: the Tests and QA Steps sections still have the // TODO: human co-author must fill out placeholders — our guidelines don't let me fill those on your behalf, so those are yours to complete. There's a "Suggested manual test" block already there you can adapt.

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Read the chat report from live Onyx

In Search rows, @hooks/useOnyx is snapshot-aware, so this subscription reads from the current search snapshot instead of the live report collection. For flat type:invoice columns:... results where the snapshot contains the invoice/IOU report but not the parent invoice room, chatReport stays undefined and PayActionCell still returns at its !chatReport guard. This component's parent already uses originalUseOnyx for live parent report data; the pay path needs the same live fallback here.

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[Pujan92]

@MelvinBot chat report already derived in TransactionListItem which needs to be passed instead of new onyx connection

[MelvinBot]

Done — pushed in b731116.

TransactionListItem already derives the chat report as parentChatReport (index.tsx:141), so I dropped the extra useOnyx from TransactionListItemWide and pass it down via sharedProps (index.tsx:260) → TransactionListItemWide.tsx:182 → TransactionItemRow → PayActionCell. No new Onyx connection in the row.

One small thing I folded in: parentChatReport only keyed on chatReportID, whereas the row's previous resolution (and the grouped-report path in ReportListItemHeader) also fall back to parentReportID. I added that same ?? snapshotReport?.parentReportID fallback to parentChatReport (index.tsx:141) so behavior is preserved — it now matches the adjacent chatReportActions line, which already used that key.

Verified locally: lint, typecheck-tsgo, React Compiler compliance, and PayActionCellTest all pass.

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[Pujan92]

@MelvinBot do we need this change?

[MelvinBot]

Not strictly for the invoice bug — it's a parity/robustness change. Invoice reports carry a chatReportID (the invoice room), so for the flow this PR fixes the ?? parentReportID branch effectively never fires. I added it so the flat-row resolution matches the two places that already resolve the chat report this way:

• the grouped-report path in ReportListItemHeader.tsx:276 — snapshotReport?.chatReportID ?? reportItem.parentReportID
• the adjacent chatReportActions line right below it in this same file, which already keys on chatReportID ?? parentReportID

So it keeps parentChatReport consistent with its neighbor and the grouped path, and covers report types where chatReportID is empty but parentReportID is set. If you'd rather keep the diff minimal, I'm happy to revert line 141 to key on chatReportID only — the invoice fix works either way. Let me know which you prefer.

[Pujan92]

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[Pujan92]

@MelvinBot I don't think we need comment here or here too

[MelvinBot]

Agreed — the sibling props (report, policy, etc.) don't carry doc comments, so chatReport shouldn't be the odd one out. Removed both:

• src/components/TransactionItemRow/types.ts
• src/components/Search/SearchList/ListItem/TransactionListItem/types.ts

Pushed in 6b9d7d5.

[Pujan92]

LGTM!

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[joekaufmanexpensify]

Good for product.

[luacmartins]

@MelvinBot I think better to pass it with the prop as that is what follows for group item. We can think of refactoring by taking out chatReport prop entirely and use directly in PayActionCell in any of the future PR. cc: @luacmartins as it is added recenetly in #93308

We moved this up the tree because of performance reasons. I think we should continue to pass it down as a prop.

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[Pujan92]

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[lakchote]

Can we preserve the Search-snapshot fallback here?

Like we do already for Search:

App/src/components/Search/SearchList/ListItem/ReportListItemHeader.tsx

Line 278 in ff207e4

const chatReport = parentChatReport ?? snapshotChatReport;

[Pujan92]

Yes, @MelvinBot apply the above suggestion. I think also need a fallback here too.

[MelvinBot]

Done — pushed in 77080c7.

I resolved the chat report to a single chatReport that prefers live Onyx and falls back to the Search snapshot, mirroring the grouped-report path in ReportListItemHeader.tsx:277-278:

• TransactionListItem/index.tsx:142-149 — snapshotChatReport reads from the search snapshot and const chatReport = parentChatReport ?? snapshotChatReport;.
• The snapshot fallback now flows through all consumers, including the second spot you flagged — chatReportPolicyID, the handleActionButtonPress Pay path, and the chatReport shared prop.

chatReportActions now keys on chatReport?.reportID ?? chatReportID too, matching the header path.

Ran fmt, lint-changed, typecheck-tsgo, and the React Compiler compliance check — all pass.