fix: Distance - Page is not scrollable after adding multiple stops.

[Krishna2323]

Details

Fixed Issues

$ #42577
PROPOSAL: #42577 (comment)

Tests

1. Click on FAB > Submit expense > Distance tab
2. Add a start waypoint, a finish waypoint, and multiple stops
3. Verify page is scrollable after the content overflows

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

1. Click on FAB > Submit expense > Distance tab
2. Add a start waypoint, a finish waypoint, and multiple stops
3. Verify page is scrollable after the content overflows

QA Steps

1. Click on FAB > Submit expense > Distance tab
2. Add a start waypoint, a finish waypoint, and multiple stops
3. Verify page is scrollable after the content overflows

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Screenshots/Videos

Android: Native

android_native.mp4

Android: mWeb Chrome

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iOS: Native

ios_native.mp4

iOS: mWeb Safari

ios_safari.mp4

MacOS: Chrome / Safari

web_chrome.mp4

MacOS: Desktop

desktop_app.mp4

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[Krishna2323]

There will be a console error when we will use NestableDraggableFlatList.tsx and thats because of this code using findNodeHandle(scrollableRef.current); instead of passing scrollableRef.current directly to ontainerRef.current.measureLayout. It is also mentioned necolas/react-native-web#1957 (comment). We can open an issue/PR to update that in react-native-draggable-flatlist.

@mollfpr, what do you think about the console error?

[mollfpr]

@mollfpr, what do you think about the console error?

@Krishna2323 I'm not sure we can get the PR on upstream merged on time. The repo seems not active and the last commit is last year. How about patching the package? Or does the error will disrupt the production app?

[Krishna2323]

@mollfpr, that's just a warning, should we ignore that?

[mollfpr]

I think we can ignore the warning.

@stitesExpensify What do you think?

[Krishna2323]

@stitesExpensify, pls check the comments above ^

[mollfpr]

@Krishna2323 While waiting for @stitesExpensify feedback, have you try to fix the warning with the patch package?

[stitesExpensify]

Sorry I have been OOO, I will check this tomorrow!

[Krishna2323]

I think we can ignore the warning.

@stitesExpensify What do you think?

[stitesExpensify]

So sorry, yes I think we can probably ignore the warning. Will that show up every time anyone goes to the page on dev? Could be very annoying

[Krishna2323]

@stitesExpensify, it will be shown every time we add/update a waypoint from waypoints selector page.

[stitesExpensify]

Okay so it will only happen in that single case, and there is an upstream fix that is coming so the warning is temporary. Is that correct?

[Krishna2323]

Okay so it will only happen in that single case, and there is an upstream fix that is coming so the warning is temporary. Is that correct?

@stitesExpensify there is no upstream fix for that.

[stitesExpensify]

There will be a console error when we will use NestableDraggableFlatList.tsx and thats because of this code using findNodeHandle(scrollableRef.current); instead of passing scrollableRef.current directly to ontainerRef.current.measureLayout. It is also mentioned necolas/react-native-web#1957 (comment). We can open an issue/PR to update that in react-native-draggable-flatlist.

I think we should open a PR to update it in draggable-flatlist so that we aren't just permanently adding a warning to our codebase as mentioned here

[Krishna2323]

I will open a PR in react-native-draggable-flatlist tomorrow.

[Krishna2323]

Sorry for delay here, I have tried to reproduce the warning on snack so I can open an issue and a PR in https://github.com/computerjazz/react-native-draggable-flatlist, but I haven'd succeeded in that. I will probably try again tomorrow weekend since it might take good amount of time to reproduce it on slack because slack example is also failing for some reason.

[Krishna2323]

@stitesExpensify @mollfpr, sorry for the long delay on this. I tried several times on Snack and also with a local setup, but I couldn't reproduce the warning there. However, I found this PR that might help the maintainers understand the warning we are getting. I opened a issue here.

Raise a PR in react-native-draggable-flatlist

Monosnap.screencast.2024-07-21.22-40-23.mp4

[Krishna2323]

@mollfpr, haven't got any response in the opened issue/PR ^, what should we do?

[stitesExpensify]

Personally I'm thinking that if we have an open PR in the main repo, then we can merge this and it will get fixed when that PR is merged. Is that correct?

[Krishna2323]

@stitesExpensify, yeah you are right. We can merge this one and the warning will be fixed once this PR gets merged.

[stitesExpensify]

Great. @mollfpr can you go ahead and review this and we can get it merged? :)

[mollfpr]

@stitesExpensify On it 🚀

[mollfpr]

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Android: Native

43810.Android.mp4

Android: mWeb Chrome

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iOS: Native

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iOS: mWeb Safari

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MacOS: Chrome / Safari

43810.Web.mp4

MacOS: Desktop

43810.Desktop.mp4

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