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Fixed Issues

$ #102491
PROPOSAL:

Tests

  1. Go to staging.new.expensify.com
  2. Open 1:1 DM with any user.
  3. Go offline.
  4. Create a split scan expense.
  5. Open the split preview.
  6. Click Show more.
  7. Enter Amount and click Split expense.
  8. Open the split preview.
  9. Click Show more.
  10. Verify that split details page will show the new UI when scan expense is split offline.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

QA Steps

  1. Go to staging.new.expensify.com
  2. Open 1:1 DM with any user.
  3. Go offline.
  4. Create a split scan expense.
  5. Open the split preview.
  6. Click Show more.
  7. Enter Amount and click Split expense.
  8. Open the split preview.
  9. Click Show more.
  10. Verify that split details page will show the new UI when scan expense is split offline.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@thelullabyy thelullabyy changed the title fix: Split details page does not show the new UI when scan expense is… Scan - Split details page does not show the new UI when scan expense is split offline Oct 1, 2026
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receipt: {
state: CONST.IOU.RECEIPT_STATE.OPEN,
},
iouRequestType: CONST.IOU.REQUEST_TYPE.MANUAL,

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src/libs/actions/IOU/Split.ts:951

🟢 Could we add a short comment here explaining why ? It's not obvious from the code alone why completing a split flips the type. Without context, someone could later "clean up" this line and quietly bring back #102491.

Something like:

                receipt: {
                    state: CONST.IOU.RECEIPT_STATE.OPEN,
                },
                // The user filled the fields in by hand, so the receipt is no longer scanned. Mirror what the server returns
                // so the split details page renders the manual layout while offline instead of waiting for the response.
                iouRequestType: CONST.IOU.REQUEST_TYPE.MANUAL,

splitTransaction = await getOnyxValue(`${ONYXKEYS.COLLECTION.TRANSACTION}${splitTransactionID}`);
expect(splitTransaction?.iouRequestType).toBe(CONST.IOU.REQUEST_TYPE.MANUAL);

mockFetch?.resume?.();

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tests/actions/IOUTest/SplitTest.ts:1334

🟢 The fix depends on failureData spreading ...unmodifiedTransaction to put iouRequestType: SCAN back if CompleteSplitBill fails. Right now nothing tests that path.

Can we fail the request here and check that it rolls back ? Then a future change to failureData (for example, narrowing the spread to a few fields) can't leave a failed split stuck in the manual layout with an RBR:

        mockFetch?.fail?.();
        await mockFetch?.resume?.();
        await waitForBatchedUpdates();

        // Then the split goes back to being a scan request so the user can retry from the original state
        splitTransaction = await getOnyxValue(`${ONYXKEYS.COLLECTION.TRANSACTION}${splitTransactionID}`);
        expect(splitTransaction?.iouRequestType).toBe(CONST.IOU.REQUEST_TYPE.SCAN);
        expect(splitTransaction?.errors).toBeTruthy();

(This also awaits resume() the way the other tests in this file do.)

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🟢 LGTM - All good, except for the Merchant field not having the correct style - which is already addressed in PR #102793 ✅

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Only 2 non-blocking code-comments that should be addressed before merge.

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