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Fix account type name constants #41155

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  • change the const values to match the backend values (ex. journalEntry -> journal_entry)
  • changes the const names used for account types
  • reorganize account type-related translation keys under accounts

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Tests / QA Steps

  1. Login to New Expensify with an account that is on the accounting beta list
  2. Go to Workspace Settings, enable Accounting feature on the More Features screen, and connect to a US QBO account on the Accounting page.
    Make sure that you haven't enabled tax tracking on the workspace you're testing with
  3. After the connection is established with QBO, click the Export button on the menu that appears.
  4. Click `Export out-of-pocket expenses as". Select Journal Entry. Refresh the page. Make sure that Journal Entry is still selected.
  5. Do the above step for Check and Vendor Bill
  6. On the Export page, click "Export company cards as" -> "Export as"
  7. Select Vendor Bill. Refresh the page. Make sure that Vendor Bill is still selected.
  8. Do the same thing for "Credit Card" and "Debit Card"
  9. Change the language of the app to Spanish
  10. Do the same test with Spanish

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s77rt commented Apr 28, 2024

This could cause a crash for old QA testers since they may have exportCompanyCard=creditCard saved in onyx where AccountTypeTranslationKeyMapping would return undefined resulting in an invalid translation key. In the tests add a step to sign out if signed in to avoid false positive issues.

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Tests well. We just need to use the translation maps in the remaining places where ts is complaining about

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const AccountTypeTranslationKeyMapping = {
[CONST.QUICKBOOKS_EXPORT_COMPANY_CARD_ACCOUNT_TYPE.VENDOR_BILL]: 'vendorBill',
[CONST.QUICKBOOKS_EXPORT_COMPANY_CARD_ACCOUNT_TYPE.CREDIT_CARD]: 'creditCard',
[CONST.QUICKBOOKS_EXPORT_COMPANY_CARD_ACCOUNT_TYPE.DEBIT_CARD]: 'debitCard',
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Is this to avoid adding keys with underscore in en/es.ts? so we use debitCard instead of debit_card?
If that is the reason, are we sure we prefer this extra layer? it looks like it is messing up the types too. Shouldn't we just add debit_card in en/es.ts instead?

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I think ES Lint is going to complain about it. The type issue you were seeing is from another page for which I forgot to create the mapping. I just pushed a commit to fix it.

But let me know if you still prefer introducing a key with underscores in the es/en files 😄

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Maybe if you use constants like this:

App/src/languages/en.ts

Lines 2907 to 2911 in 0ab5b8b

reasons: {
[CONST.EXIT_SURVEY.REASONS.FEATURE_NOT_AVAILABLE]: "I need a feature that's only available in Expensify Classic.",
[CONST.EXIT_SURVEY.REASONS.DONT_UNDERSTAND]: "I don't understand how to use New Expensify.",
[CONST.EXIT_SURVEY.REASONS.PREFER_CLASSIC]: 'I understand how to use New Expensify, but I prefer Expensify Classic.',
},

eslint won't complain? I think it is better to now have this extra layer that we have to keep up to date. Something like this:

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@s77rt, this is ready for another review 😄

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We're duplicating QUICKBOOKS_EXPORT_COMPANY_CARD_ACCOUNT_TYPE in two files. Should we use the underscore translation key and suppress the ES error as Aldo suggested?

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okay I'll change the translation keys to those using undersores

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building an ad hoc for the testing

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s77rt commented May 1, 2024

Seeing the keys instead of the translations

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I tested locally. Just in case needed, I'm also building ad hoc with the latest code

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There is an error when following the steps of choosing something for "Export company cards as"

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exportEntity?: ValueOf<typeof CONST.QUICKBOOKS_OUT_OF_POCKET_EXPENSE_ACCOUNT_TYPE>;
exportCompanyCard: ValueOf<typeof CONST.QUICKBOOKS_EXPORT_COMPANY_CARD_ACCOUNT_TYPE>;
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NAB: I don't think these keys exportEntity or exportCompanyCard really exist, shouldn't they be reimbursableExpensesExportDestination and nonReimbursableExpensesExportDestination?

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This is causing the inputs to start empty because we read the data from non-existing properties

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I put this as NAB because this was already wrong and we can fix it in another PR if you prefer.

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Ugh, these bad setting names made it to the backend in Auth already because I didn't check if they were correct: https://github.com/Expensify/Auth/blob/3bebe7873f058bdc4f1df5c926f4a3d64f94171a/auth/lib/Policy.h#L111-L140

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These non-existing field values were added in this PR. I completely missed that during the code review.

I don't know why they have added additional fields to the TypeScript definition though. I already question that in this PR, but I should have realized that that also made it to the backend code

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ahhh, so that explains why they are empty

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Starting to work here: #41463

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ function QuickbooksCompanyCardExpenseAccountPage({policy}: WithPolicyConnections
const styles = useThemeStyles();
const policyID = policy?.id ?? '';
const {exportCompanyCardAccount, exportAccountPayable, autoCreateVendor, errorFields, pendingFields, exportCompanyCard} = policy?.connections?.quickbooksOnline?.config ?? {};
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NAB: I don't think exportCompanyCardAccount, exportAccountPayable or exportCompanyCard really exists in the backend

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these were also added by Nikolay in another PR 😨

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I'll approve and merge this because it fixes some bad values for constants we have. There is still more work to do, but we can do it in a separate pr.

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@aldo-expensify aldo-expensify merged commit 41e3840 into main May 1, 2024
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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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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/marcaaron in version: 1.4.70-5 🚀

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