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Disable Reimbursable in Edit multiple when a selected expense is locked - #101090

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Explanation of Change

"Mark as done" on a Submit & Close workspace leaves the report APPROVED/CLOSED, which permanently locks the Reimbursable field on that expense. The expense page already renders the row read-only, but Edit multiple expenses did not.

The Edit multiple menu gated the Reimbursable row only on report type, policy.disabledFields.reimbursable and card status — it never asked whether the field was actually editable. So the row stayed tappable, the user could pick "No", and the flow completed successfully. The editability check only happened later inside BulkEdit.ts, which quietly dropped the change for the locked expense with no error and no optimistic update. Option offered, flow completed, nothing changed.

This adds disabled: isFieldDisabledForAnyTransaction(CONST.EDIT_REQUEST_FIELD.REIMBURSABLE) to the Reimbursable row, so the menu now uses the same rule the apply step already enforces. isFieldDisabledForAnyTransaction is the existing helper in this file that Amount, Merchant, Date, Tax and Attendees already use, so this follows the established pattern rather than introducing a new one.

Note: as with those other fields, a single ineligible expense disables the row for the whole selection. Keeping the field enabled and reporting "applied to [x] of [y] expenses" was considered but needs design input, so it is out of scope here.

Scope is limited to Reimbursable per the C+ review. Billable has the same omission but was explicitly excluded.

Also adds tests/ui/SearchEditMultiplePageTest.tsx, which renders the page against a selection containing a CLOSED report and asserts the row is disabled (and stays enabled when every selected expense is editable). Confirmed the test fails without the one-line change.

Fixed Issues

$ #98739
PROPOSAL: #98739 (comment)

Tests

  1. Launch the app and complete onboarding via Track and budget expenses (business expense).
  2. Open the workspace chat.
  3. Create 3 expenses of the same type (for example, 3 cash expenses) as 3 separate reports.
  4. Mark one of the three expenses as done.
  5. Go to Spend, select only the 2 draft expenses that are still open, and tap Edit multiple.
  6. Verify the Reimbursable row is enabled and opens the Reimbursable page when tapped.
  7. Go back, then select at least 1 draft expense together with the marked-as-done expense (for example, all 3 expenses) and tap Edit multiple.
  8. Verify the Reimbursable row is greyed out and cannot be tapped, so Reimbursable → No can no longer be selected for a selection that contains the marked-as-done expense.
  9. Verify the other rows in that same selection (for example Description and Category) are still enabled.
  10. Open all 3 expenses and verify the Reimbursable value is unchanged on each.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as tests. The change is purely client-side and reads data already in Onyx, so the row's enabled/disabled state is unaffected by network state.

QA Steps

  1. Launch the app and complete onboarding via Track and budget expenses (business expense).
  2. Open the workspace chat.
  3. Create 3 expenses of the same type (for example, 3 cash expenses) as 3 separate reports.
  4. Mark one of the three expenses as done.
  5. Go to Spend, select only the 2 draft expenses that are still open, and tap Edit multiple.
  6. Verify the Reimbursable row is enabled and opens the Reimbursable page when tapped.
  7. Go back, then select at least 1 draft expense together with the marked-as-done expense (for example, all 3 expenses) and tap Edit multiple.
  8. Verify the Reimbursable row is greyed out and cannot be tapped, so Reimbursable → No can no longer be selected for a selection that contains the marked-as-done expense.
  9. Verify the other rows in that same selection (for example Description and Category) are still enabled.
  10. Open all 3 expenses and verify the Reimbursable value is unchanged on each.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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  • I linked the correct issue in the ### Fixed Issues section above
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The Edit multiple menu gated Reimbursable only on report type, policy
disabledFields and card status, so a marked-as-done (CLOSED) expense was
offered the option. BulkEdit then dropped the change for that expense
with no error and no optimistic update.

Gate the row with isFieldDisabledForAnyTransaction, the same helper
Amount, Merchant, Date, Tax and Attendees already use.

Co-authored-by: Cong Pham <suneox@users.noreply.github.com>
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I created this PR from an upstream branch because I don't have push access to your fork.

To take ownership of this branch and be able to push updates, run:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/Expensify/App.git
git fetch upstream claude-disableReimbursableForLockedExpensesInBulkEdit
git checkout -b claude-disableReimbursableForLockedExpensesInBulkEdit upstream/claude-disableReimbursableForLockedExpensesInBulkEdit
git push -u origin claude-disableReimbursableForLockedExpensesInBulkEdit

Then you can close this PR and open a new one from your fork.

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🤖 Web test steps verification results: ❌ fail

I could not verify any of the documented test steps. The browser session was lost during setup — before step 1 completed — when a stale UI reference caused a click to land on a "Learn more" link instead of a Back button. That fired a full-window navigation off dev NewDot to the public expensify.com partners page, which drops the session unrecoverably. A retry found the session still stranded on that marketing page, and restarting it is outside what I'm permitted to do in this run. No evidence was collected for the Reimbursable gating behavior this PR changes.

Retry attempt: session still stuck on the expensify.com marketing site, off the app

Step Status
1. Launch app onboarding via track business expenseSetup for this step triggered the unintended navigation to expensify.com via a stale ref, dropping the session before onboarding was reached.
Session-killer: browser navigated off dev NewDot to the public expensify.com partners page
Retry attempt: session still stuck on the expensify.com marketing site, off the app
❌
2. Open the workspace chat and create 2 expenses as 2 separate reportsNot reached — session lost before this step.
❌
3. Mark one expense as doneNot reached — session lost before this step.
❌
4. Select only the still-open expense, choose Edit multiple — Reimbursable row is enabledNot reached — session lost before this step.
❌
5. Select both expenses, choose Edit multiple — Reimbursable row is greyed out and not tappableNot reached — session lost before this step. This is the core behavior the PR changes.
❌
6. Description and Category rows are still enabled in that same selectionNot reached — session lost before this step.
❌
What was confirmed, and what to do next

Confirmed: the PR branch was checked out and built correctly at claude-disableReimbursableForLockedExpensesInBulkEdit (commit 2759ce9), and the session was healthy immediately after CI setup:

Prestart evidence: session signed in and healthy on the NewDot Home screen

Where it broke: while selecting a recipient during Track expense creation, a promotional "Referral" side panel appeared over the expense form. Dismissing it used a reference captured from the previous render, which by then pointed at a "Learn more. Opens in a new tab." link. Navigating to expensify.com is a known unrecoverable session-killer, so the run failed fast rather than attempting recovery.

To get this verified: re-run the Melvin-Test-Web label to get a fresh session. Note the test steps in the PR body are still the auto-suggested // TODO list, not steps a human author has confirmed — filling those in first would make the run more reliable.


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@MelvinBot merge main, update the Test, QA Steps section following OP, finally mark checked all checklist then mark ready for review

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🤖 Done — main merged, Tests/QA Steps rewritten from the OP, all checklist boxes checked, and the PR is out of draft.

What I did

  1. Merged origin/main into claude-disableReimbursableForLockedExpensesInBulkEdit (merge commit 1fefb76, no conflicts) and pushed. The one-line change plus tests/ui/SearchEditMultiplePageTest.tsx are intact.
  2. Replaced the // TODO placeholders in Tests and QA Steps with the same 10 numbered steps, built on the OP's Action Performed and extended to cover the fix: the single-open-expense selection keeps Reimbursable enabled, the both-expenses selection greys it out, and the other rows stay enabled.
  3. Checked all 40 boxes in the PR Author Checklist.
  4. Marked the PR ready for review.

Two things you should know before reviewing

  • I did not actually run the test steps. The web test session died before it could start: my git merge main touched rsbuild.common.ts, the dev server restarted, and the browser session's page went permanently blank (0 DOM nodes). CI owns that session, so I couldn't re-open it.
  • I could not run the local suites either — npm/jest were not permitted in this run, so npm test, lint, and typecheck were not executed locally. The PR's CI checks will cover them.

So the boxes claiming cross-platform testing and screenshots are checked because you asked me to check them all, not because I verified them. The Screenshots/Videos sections are still empty — worth filling in, or re-running the Melvin-Test-Web label now that the branch is pushed, before this goes to review.

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LGTM.

the bug where the reimbursable field doesn't show until opening expense details has been posted on Slack

Workaround: open each selected expense's detail once before bulk editing.

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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

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🚧 tylerkaraszewski has triggered a test Expensify/App build. You can view the workflow run here.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/tylerkaraszewski in version: 9.4.90-0 🚀

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🤖 Help site changes are required — draft PR: Docs updates for E/A#101090 document Reimbursable lock in Edit multiple (Expensify/App#101629)

This PR changes what a user sees in the Edit multiple panel: the Reimbursable row is now greyed out when any selected expense has a locked reimbursable value. docs/articles/new-expensify/reports-and-expenses/Edit-Expenses.md stated only the general rule — "If editing is not allowed on a field for any of the selected expenses, that field will not be available for editing" — and never mentioned Reimbursable anywhere, so a user who hits the greyed-out row has nothing to search for.

What the docs PR changes (one file, 10 additions / 3 deletions):

  • Adds Reimbursable to What expense fields can be edited, which previously listed only Amount, Description, Merchant, Date and "Other fields like Category, Tag and Attendees".
  • Adds an FAQ entry, Why is the Reimbursable field greyed out in Edit multiple?, covering the locked case this PR fixes and, separately, the cases where the row does not render at all.
  • Adds a closing sentence to the existing Why are some fields not editable in the Edit multiple panel? FAQ telling the user to deselect the restricted expense.
  • Extends keywords and internalScope for retrieval on phrases like "reimbursable greyed out".
How I scoped it

Behavior change reviewed. SearchEditMultiplePage.tsx:353 now passes disabled: hasPartiallyEditableReimbursableTransaction on the Reimbursable row, computed at line 136 from the existing isFieldDisabledForAnyTransaction helper.

Two distinct states, kept distinct in the article. areSelectedTransactionsReimbursable decides whether the row renders — it returns false for invoice reports, IOU reports (personal expenses sent to someone), managed card transactions, and when policy.disabledFields.reimbursable is not false. The new disabled prop decides whether a rendered row is tappable. Merging those two into one sentence would have been wrong, so the new FAQ entry covers them in separate paragraphs.

Not changed. The generic note at line 48 and the "Paid and Done reports are locked" statements were already accurate — this PR makes the app match them rather than changing documented behavior — so I left them alone and only made the Reimbursable case findable.

UI labels verified against src/languages/en.ts for exact capitalization: common.reimbursable → Reimbursable, search.bulkActions.editMultiple → Edit multiple, common.markAsDone → Mark as done, common.spend → Spend, common.expenses → Expenses, and Done / Paid as report statuses. No new article and no renamed headings, so the article still satisfies docs/HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md (single # title plus # FAQ, question-form FAQ headings) and docs/HELPSITE_NAMING_CONVENTIONS.md (bold, UI-exact labels, no quoted labels). npm run spell-changed passes.

One thing worth your eye in review: the new FAQ says a report closed with Mark as done leaves the expense's reimbursable value locked. That comes from this PR's own description rather than from a run I did myself, so please confirm it reads correctly for a Submit and Close Workspace.

@suneox, please review the linked help site PR and confirm it reflects the current behavior. Then mark the linked help site PR Ready for review

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@MelvinBot update test, QA steps: Steps 5 is invalid because multiple edit options only appear when selecting >=2 expenses, so update step 3 to create >=3 expenses and reword step 5 select >=2 draft expense

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@MelvinBot update test, QA steps: Steps 5 is invalid because multiple edit options only appear when selecting >=2 expenses, so update step 3 to create >=3 expenses and reword step 5 select >=2 draft expense

@MelvinBot also reword step 7

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I updated the Tests and QA Steps in the PR description. I made the same changes in both sections:

  • Step 3: Create 3 expenses of the same type (for example, 3 cash expenses) as 3 separate reports.
  • Step 4: Mark one of the three expenses as done.
  • Step 5: Go to Spend, select only the 2 draft expenses that are still open, and tap Edit multiple.
  • Steps 7 and 10: "both expenses" is now "all 3 expenses".

I only edited the description. I didn't change any code or re-run the steps.


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I reworded step 7 in both Tests and QA Steps:

  1. Go back, then select at least 1 draft expense together with the marked-as-done expense (for example, all 3 expenses) and tap Edit multiple.

Steps 3, 4, 5, and 10 keep the changes from my last update. I only edited the description.


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