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Remove Mandatory Description field on edit task #19749

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Fixed Issues

$ #19022
PROPOSAL: #19022 (comment)

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  1. Launch the app -> Login in account
  2. Click on FAB button -> Click on Assign task option
  3. Enter title & description -> add any assignee -> Click on confirm task -> will navigate to task detail page
  4. On task detail page click on Description -> clear title field and press save -> Notice it should allowed to save empty desctiption as its optional field
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as above

QA Steps

  1. Launch the app -> Login in account
  2. Click on FAB button -> Click on Assign task option
  3. Enter title & description -> add any assignee -> Click on confirm task -> will navigate to task detail page
  4. On task detail page click on Description -> clear title field and press save -> Notice it should allowed to save empty desctiption as its optional field
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@fedirjh are we waiting for some input or its just PR Reviewer checklist is missing?

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fedirjh commented May 31, 2023

@dhairyasenjaliya All good , I was waiting for @joelbettner feedback’s on #19749 (comment)

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friendly bump for the review @joelbettner

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Just a small comment addition requested.

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@joelbettner added comment as per suggestion

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LGTM

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dhairyasenjaliya commented Jun 2, 2023

@fedirjh done I guess again you need to approve PR

@joelbettner joelbettner merged commit 4220152 into Expensify:main Jun 2, 2023
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@@ -325,7 +325,7 @@ function editTaskAndNavigate(report, ownerEmail, title, description, assignee) {
key: `${ONYXKEYS.COLLECTION.REPORT}${report.reportID}`,
value: {
reportName,
description: (description || report.description).trim(),
description: description.trim(),
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@dhairyasenjaliya @fedirjh This change makes a regression, that is after editing the title of task, description is empty briefly, see more detail here https://expensify.slack.com/archives/C049HHMV9SM/p1686020401378739

@@ -380,7 +380,7 @@ function editTaskAndNavigate(report, ownerEmail, title, description, assignee) {
{
taskReportID: report.reportID,
title: reportName,
description: (description || report.description).trim(),
description: description.trim(),
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This change makes description is updated to empty when you edit the title of the task

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With this change in this PR, I think we should call editTaskAndNavigate when update title of task in here with description is the current description of the report instead empty description

TaskUtils.editTaskAndNavigate(props.task.report, props.session.email, values.title, '', '');

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@dukenv0307 One simple fix for the issue is to pass description from props.task as below :

            TaskUtils.editTaskAndNavigate(
                props.task.report,
                props.session.email,
                values.title,
                props.task.description,
                props.task.managerEmail
            );

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nope. this will likely cause another regression since we are using the same edit for changing the assignee
what I suggest is to add a new parameter isDescriptionPage for the description something like the below and add true on the description page since we are allowing empty value as well

function editTaskAndNavigate(report, ownerEmail, title, description, assignee, isDescriptionPage = false) {

            value: {
                reportName,
                description: (isDescriptionPage ? description : report.description).trim(),
                managerEmail: assignee || report.managerEmail,
            },

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nope. this will likely cause another regression since we are using the same edit for changing the assignee

@dhairyasenjaliya Hmmm how will that cause regression ? If we update other instances , it should be fine , we have access to props.task on all tasks forms

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@dukenv0307 One simple fix for the issue is to pass description from props.task as below

@fedirjh yes, I recommended it here #19749 (comment)

nope. this will likely cause another regression since we are using the same edit for changing the assignee

@dhairyasenjaliya I don't think we need to add a new parameter for this function. I think we only need to add the correct description when we edit anything of task that doesn't description field.

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@fedirjh So if we create a PR to fix this regression in here, can you help me to revert the change in my PR here #19990

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yeah agree but let's say we have an empty description on edit then it will rely on props.task. description which has an old value then it will set the old value rather than empty, so what I think we need to make a way for the description field that it checks if we are coming from the description page then only we truly set those new value it maybe old, empty or new text

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Let's wait till the GH ticket is created

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