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[No QA][TS migration] Migrate 'ReportActionsUtilsTest.js' test to TypeScript #36482

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/libs/ReportActionsUtils.ts
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Expand Up @@ -511,7 +511,7 @@ function filterOutDeprecatedReportActions(reportActions: ReportActions | null):
* to ensure they will always be displayed in the same order (in case multiple actions have the same timestamp).
* This is all handled with getSortedReportActions() which is used by several other methods to keep the code DRY.
*/
function getSortedReportActionsForDisplay(reportActions: ReportActions | null, shouldMarkTheFirstItemAsNewest = false): ReportAction[] {
function getSortedReportActionsForDisplay(reportActions: ReportActions | ReportAction[] | null, shouldMarkTheFirstItemAsNewest = false): ReportAction[] {
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will this function work when we pass an array?

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are we changing it because of test?

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if yest I would adjust tests to pass correct types instead of changing a type here @fabioh8010 WYDT?

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Yes it works as expected with array (no diff between arrays and objects, since we are still dealing with key values pairs)

const filteredReportActions = Object.entries(reportActions ?? {})
.filter(([key, reportAction]) => shouldReportActionBeVisible(reportAction, key))
.map((entry) => entry[1]);
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