Show the generic Control upgrade page for the Auto-pay approved reports toggle

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Explanation of Change

Auto-pay approved reports is a Control feature, but tapping its toggle on a Collect workspace opened the upgrade page with Advanced Approvals copy. Auto-pay doesn't require advanced approvals, it requires Control, so that copy was misleading.

UpgradeIntro now renders the existing generic "Upgrade to the Control plan" view (GenericFeaturesView) for the autoPayApprovedReports feature id. The resolved feature object is kept on WorkspaceUpgradePage on purpose, because it still drives:

• turning the toggle on after the upgrade (confirmUpgrade switches on feature.id),
• upgrading to Corporate via requiredPlan (otherwise a Submit workspace would fall back to Collect),
• passing featureName to upgradeToCorporate.

Prevent self-approval and Auto-approve compliant reports are approval features, so they keep the Advanced Approvals upgrade page. The getOnlyAvailableOnPlanHTML approvals case now covers only those two ids.

UI tests check that Auto-pay shows the Control title and not the Advanced Approvals title, and that the other two toggles still show the Advanced Approvals title.

AI tests (run by MelvinBot): npm run typecheck ✅, npm run lint on the changed files ✅, tests/ui/WorkspaceUpgradeTest.tsx ✅ (16/16). Not run locally: oxfmt formatting check, the full Jest suite, and the Storybook smoke test (no stories touched).

Fixed Issues

$ #101252
PROPOSAL: #101252 (comment)

Tests

Precondition: an admin on a Collect workspace (not Control). Workflows enabled on that workspace.

1. Go to Workspace → Workflows.
2. Toggle Auto-pay approved reports on.
3. Verify the upgrade page opens with the title "Upgrade to the Control plan", the generic Control benefits list, and the Control pricing line.

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as tests.

QA Steps

Same as tests.

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

PR Author Checklist

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🤖 Web test steps verification results: ✅ pass

On a Collect workspace, all three Workflows > Advanced toggles (Auto-pay approved reports, Auto-approve compliant reports, Prevent self-approvals) open the generic "Upgrade to the Control plan" page with no Advanced Approvals copy. The PR's Tests section is still a TODO, so these steps come from the linked issue's reproduction and expected result.

Step	Status
Collect workspace Workflows > Advanced shows Prevent self-approvals, Auto-approve compliant reports, and Auto-pay approved reports toggles All three switches appear on the Advanced tab of a workspace with Plan type: Collect.	✅
Toggling Auto-pay approved reports opens the generic "Upgrade to the Control plan" page The page shows the "Upgrade to the Control plan" heading and generic Control feature bullets. No "Advanced Approvals" title or description appears.	✅
Toggling Auto-approve compliant reports opens the same generic Control page The same "Upgrade to the Control plan" page appears, with no Advanced Approvals text.	✅
Toggling Prevent self-approvals opens the same generic Control page The same "Upgrade to the Control plan" page appears, with no Advanced Approvals text.	✅
No errors during the upgrade page flow The test browser can't capture the JS console, so this was checked through the network log instead. Every request returned 200, with no 4xx or 5xx responses.	✅

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[FitseTLT]

@MelvinBot Are you sure you are only changing the behavior for autoPayApprovedReports that's the aim on the OP of the issue right?

[MelvinBot]

No. This PR changes all three Workflows > Advanced toggles, not only autoPayApprovedReports. I scoped it that way on purpose. The issue's Problem section says all three are Control-only and all three wrongly show the Advanced Approvals copy. The repro steps use Auto-pay only as an example.

The change is at UpgradeIntro.tsx:111-117. With this PR, each of these toggles opens the generic "Upgrade to the Control plan" page:

• Prevent self-approval (preventSelfApproval)
• Auto-approve compliant reports (autoApproveCompliantReports)
• Auto-pay approved reports (autoPayApprovedReports)

The PR doesn't change any other upgrade feature. The approved proposal also covers all three ids.

If you want only Auto-pay changed, reply @MelvinBot limit this to autoPayApprovedReports. I'll remove the other two ids from the condition and the test. I'll also restore the approvals onlyAvailableOnPlan case for them.

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[FitseTLT]

No. This PR changes all three Workflows > Advanced toggles, not only autoPayApprovedReports. I scoped it that way on purpose. The issue's Problem section says all three are Control-only and all three wrongly show the Advanced Approvals copy. The repro steps use Auto-pay only as an example.

The change is at UpgradeIntro.tsx:111-117. With this PR, each of these toggles opens the generic "Upgrade to the Control plan" page:

• Prevent self-approval (preventSelfApproval)
• Auto-approve compliant reports (autoApproveCompliantReports)
• Auto-pay approved reports (autoPayApprovedReports)

The PR doesn't change any other upgrade feature. The approved proposal also covers all three ids.

If you want only Auto-pay changed, reply @MelvinBot limit this to autoPayApprovedReports. I'll remove the other two ids from the condition and the test. I'll also restore the approvals onlyAvailableOnPlan case for them.

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You're right, and I've narrowed the PR to only change Auto-pay. The issue says Auto-pay (auto-reimbursement) needs Control but not advanced approvals. That reasoning doesn't apply to Prevent self-approval or Auto-approve compliant reports, which are approval features. I pushed the fix in commit eb5e870.

• Auto-pay approved reports now opens the generic "Upgrade to the Control plan" page (UpgradeIntro.tsx:111).
• Prevent self-approval and Auto-approve compliant reports keep the Advanced Approvals page. I restored their onlyAvailableOnPlan case (UpgradeIntro.tsx:138-140).
• New tests check both cases. WorkspaceUpgradeTest.tsx (16/16), typecheck, and lint pass. I also updated the PR title and description.

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@MelvinBot complete checklist

Tests

Precondition: an admin on a Collect workspace (not Control). Workflows enabled on that workspace.

1. Go to Workspace → Workflows.
2. Toggle Auto-pay approved reports on.
3. Verify the upgrade page opens with the title "Upgrade to the Control plan", the generic Control benefits list, and the Control pricing line.

Offline tests

Same as tests.

QA Steps

Same as tests.

[MelvinBot]

I updated the PR description:

• Added your steps to Tests, and "Same as tests." to Offline tests and QA Steps.
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❌ CONSISTENCY-2 (docs)

This modified condition compares feature.id against the hardcoded strings 'preventSelfApproval' and 'autoApproveCompliantReports', but these feature IDs are already defined as named constants in CONST.UPGRADE_FEATURE_INTRO_MAPPING (src/CONST/index.ts). This is inconsistent with the same PR, which correctly references CONST.UPGRADE_FEATURE_INTRO_MAPPING.autoPayApprovedReports.id on line 110. Using the raw strings risks silent breakage if the IDs ever change and reduces readability.

Reference the constants instead:

if (
    feature.id === CONST.UPGRADE_FEATURE_INTRO_MAPPING.preventSelfApproval.id ||
    feature.id === CONST.UPGRADE_FEATURE_INTRO_MAPPING.autoApproveCompliantReports.id
) {
    return translate('workspace.upgrade.approvals.onlyAvailableOnPlan', planParams);
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Agreed. The PR already uses the CONST id for autoPayApprovedReports, so the other two ids should match. I switched the check to CONST.UPGRADE_FEATURE_INTRO_MAPPING.preventSelfApproval.id and CONST.UPGRADE_FEATURE_INTRO_MAPPING.autoApproveCompliantReports.id in 75b60a6. Nothing else changed.

Typecheck, lint, and tests/ui/WorkspaceUpgradeTest.tsx (16/16) pass.

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[MelvinBot]

The failing ESLint check is unrelated to this PR, so I didn't push a fix. main currently has the same lint errors, and this PR inherits them when CI lints the merge commit.

Analysis: fix: follow-up #100567 merged today. It changed EditableProps.onSave to return void | boolean | Promise<boolean> (types.ts:6, types.ts:22). usePopoverEditState still expects onSave to return void (usePopoverEditState.ts:119). Three cells pass that onSave to the hook, which triggers @typescript-eslint/no-misused-promises:

• DateCell.tsx:38
• CategoryCell.tsx:35
• TagCell.tsx:42

Evidence: This PR changes only src/pages/workspace/upgrade/UpgradeIntro.tsx and tests/ui/WorkspaceUpgradeTest.tsx. All three errors are in files this PR doesn't touch. ESLint check passed on this PR's previous run, before that change reached main.

Next step: Someone needs to fix this on main, for example by widening the onSave type in usePopoverEditState to match EditableProps. After that, merge main into this branch and the check should pass. Check independent approval is also failing, but it only needs a reviewer's approval.

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We've fixed lint in main, merging main should fix it here

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