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Sort participants in report participants and workspace invite page #17421

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To make things consistent with how we display members in the invite page, let's also sort participants of a report. The personalDetails we fetch from the backend happen to already be sorted, but when we grab the participants from a report they're not sorted.

The sorting added about 3ms in a chat report with about 6k participants, so I think performance wise this is negligible.

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console
  1. Make sure you have a workspace with a few members in it.
  2. Open a workspace's room then navigate to Details => Members.
  3. Make sure the members are sorted alphabetically by their display names.
  4. Do the same in the workspace invite page, Workspace => Manage Members => Invite.

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console
  1. Make sure you have a workspace with a few members in it.
  2. Open a workspace's room then navigate to Details => Members.
  3. Make sure the members are sorted alphabetically by their display names.
  4. Do the same in the workspace invite page, Workspace => Manage Members => Invite.

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@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ const getAllParticipants = (report, personalDetails) => {
tooltipText: userLogin,
participantsList: [{login, displayName: userPersonalDetail.displayName}],
});
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}).value();
}).sortBy(participant => participant.displayName.toLowerCase()).value();

I think we should sort participants by displayName, that's how we do it on WorkspaceMembersPage

And .toLowerCase() to avoid issues similar to #16925

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There is also no sorting on WorkspaceInvitePage, we can add it so it's consistent across the screens

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Sounds good @eVoloshchak, I'll add these changes.

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Updated!

@youssef-lr youssef-lr changed the title Sort participants in report participants page Sort participants in report participants and workspace invite page May 11, 2023
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Tests aren't passing still but otherwise looking good

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Looks good and tests well on all platforms

As for the failing test, I think the problem is we're calling getMemberInviteOptions here to get the options, but it doesn't return displayName for each item (by design). It uses createOption under the hood.

I think we can resolve this by including displayName in the returned result, meaning add

result.displayName = personalDetail.displayName;

below this line

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youssef-lr commented May 16, 2023

@eVoloshchak @amyevans I just discovered a bug here https://github.com/Expensify/App/blob/main/src/pages/workspace/WorkspaceInvitePage.js#L116, when there is no pendingAction, this still evaluates to true:

policyMemberList[policyMember].pendingAction !== CONST.RED_BRICK_ROAD_PENDING_ACTION.DELETE

and we end up not showing the workspace members in the invite page, though I couldn't reproduce it live, it consistently happens for me locally.

This can be easily fixed this way (policyMemberList[policyMember].pendingAction && policyMemberList[policyMember].pendingAction !== CONST.RED_BRICK_ROAD_PENDING_ACTION.DELETE), should I go for it in this PR?

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Looks good and tests well on all platforms

As for the failing test, I think the problem is we're calling getMemberInviteOptions here to get the options, but it doesn't return displayName for each item (by design). It uses createOption under the hood.

I think we can resolve this by including displayName in the returned result, meaning add

result.displayName = personalDetail.displayName;
below this line

I'm not sure, I just had to re-order the items to get the test to pass now that we also sort members in the invite page, and brought back .text, I think my mistake was replacing it with displayName when I only had to reorder the results the assertion takes.

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Looks good and tests well

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bump @amyevans! :) Also curious about your thoughts here, I think it's a bug and we'll need to fix it in a separate PR.

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when there is no pendingAction, this still evaluates to true:
policyMemberList[policyMember].pendingAction !== CONST.RED_BRICK_ROAD_PENDING_ACTION.DELETE

Hmm, I think the logic is working as intended - essentially we should exclude users who are already on the policy from the list of people you could invite, unless it's pending delete, in which case perhaps you want to invite them back so we should show them. You can look at the commit where it was introduced (and also the PR/GH from there).

We could be more explicit by adding !policyMemberList[policyMember].pendingAction || to the check potentially, but it doesn't change the outcome.

Doing (policyMemberList[policyMember].pendingAction && policyMemberList[policyMember].pendingAction !== CONST.RED_BRICK_ROAD_PENDING_ACTION.DELETE) would change the logic in an unintended way.

@amyevans amyevans merged commit 4fd9ffc into main May 18, 2023
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