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[NoQA] Chore: Analytics - split SWITCH_REPORT event #46966

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In this PR, SWITCH_REPORT is being divided into fine grained events in order to get better analytics result and fix event flooding issue.

Current changes are:

  • SWITCH_REPORT_THREAD
  • SWITCH_REPORT_FROM_PREVIEW
  • remove SWITCH_REPORT from ReportActionItemParentAction - it was probably the reason we've got so high timing results, because it was not properly closed
  • REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER removed - incorrect implementation

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PROPOSAL: https://expensify.slack.com/archives/C05LX9D6E07/p1722451784265129

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kacper-mikolajczak commented Aug 7, 2024

SWITCH_REPORT_THREAD_GO_BACK - does not work because the previous screen is not re-rendered

Right now we only measured opening of the reports (different ones like threads, previews but still just openings). With THREAD_GO_BACK it's quite different because we are not unmounting previous screen, so onLayout is not triggered (on this event we are finishing the measurements).

⚠️ Moreover, we are also leaking the event timing which is going to provide incorrect timings (might be the reason of reported high timings):

Screen.Recording.2024-08-07.at.15.49.25.mov

With that in mind, I'd consider removing this event for now and consider improving current approach in general (e.g. event invalidation when we are out of some scope like a specific report). It is out of the scope of this PR so I will revert the SWITCH_REPORT_THREAD_GO_BACK event and let's continue to work on this separately 👍

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Please fix linter, lgtm

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mountiny commented Aug 8, 2024

@hannojg do you use these flags in the E2E tests? Is it ok to change it from that perspective

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mountiny commented Aug 8, 2024

@kacper-mikolajczak if this is noqa can you please mark it as such in the title?

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hannojg commented Aug 8, 2024

@mountiny yeah I think that will break e2e tests - @kirillzyusko what do you think?

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While working on the PR I have found one occurrence of TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT in e2e test in linkingTest.e2e.ts:

Performance.subscribeToMeasurements((entry) => {
if (entry.name === CONST.TIMING.SIDEBAR_LOADED) {
console.debug('[E2E] Sidebar loaded, navigating to a report…');
Navigation.navigate(ROUTES.REPORT_WITH_ID.getRoute(reportID));
return;
}
if (entry.name === CONST.TIMING.REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER) {
console.debug('[E2E] Navigating to linked report action…');
Timing.start(CONST.TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT);
Performance.markStart(CONST.TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT);
Navigation.navigate(ROUTES.REPORT_WITH_ID.getRoute(linkedReportID, linkedReportActionID));
return;
}
if (entry.name === CONST.TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT) {
console.debug('[E2E] Linking: 1');
E2EClient.submitTestResults({
branch: Config.E2E_BRANCH,
name: 'Comment linking',
metric: entry.duration,
unit: 'ms',
});
switchReportResolve();

The original TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT remains untouched so this flow should be fine.

If you could indeed check that @kirillzyusko. Much appreciated! ❤️

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rojiphil commented Aug 8, 2024

One curious observation is that we end the timer for REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER when we have not started the timer for the same. Though not directly related to the changes made thus far, did we miss adding the start timer for REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER?

Timing.end(CONST.TIMING.REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER);

@kacper-mikolajczak kacper-mikolajczak changed the title Chore: Analytics - split SWITCH_REPORT event [NoQA] Chore: Analytics - split SWITCH_REPORT event Aug 8, 2024
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One curious observation is that we end the timer for REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER when we have not started the timer for the same. Though not directly related to the changes made thus far, did we miss adding the start timer for REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER?

Timing.end(CONST.TIMING.REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER);

Wild take, but what about removing this one all together? I don't believe it's something with a super clear definition, to me it's more challenging to understand it and it's value than all the other ones that actually point to specific actions (we know when they start & finish).

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adhorodyski commented Aug 8, 2024

I think I'd also vote for getting rid of the SWITCH_REPORT_THREAD_GO_BACK - there's eg a native Android's back action that we don't include, and overall the 'Back' action will almost all the time just be fast because it's already on the stack (we're not dealing with the mount). What potentially lags here is just the animation which isn't something we care about (this much) in here.

Overall, I think we should track aggressively for the 'visiting' action in all scenarios, and skip the 'Back' (visit) which already happened with all the heavy operations that occurred the 1st time when mounting a Report screen.

We also can always think about bringing it back here if it proves to be problematic at any point :)

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@mountiny curious of your take on this one

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kirillzyusko commented Aug 8, 2024

@mountiny yeah I think that will break e2e tests - @kirillzyusko what do you think?

I think it shouldn't break e2e test - in this PR @kacper-mikolajczak changed only Timing usage, but in e2e tests we depend on Performance 🤷‍♂️

However if you want I can checkout this branch tomorrow and run test locally to see if they pass or not 👀

I see the usage of Timing.start(CONST.TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT); but I don't understand its purpose there - I think the best way here is to check if e2e tests will actually work after these changes locally. I can help to test it tomorrow if you want 👍

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mountiny commented Aug 8, 2024

@adhorodyski I like that, I think it makes sense to prioritize the visiting actions over going back.

Timing.end(CONST.TIMING.REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER);

Yeah, if we do not start it anywhere we can remove it, nobody seems to be using it so nobody will miss it.

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CONST.TIMING.REPORT_INITIAL_RENDER removed!

@mountiny PR is ready to be merged 🫡

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Code changes are straightforward. LGTM. Thanks.

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kacper-mikolajczak commented Aug 9, 2024

[Sidequest]
Hey folks, if you could take a look at this idea as well: #47142 🙏

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rojiphil commented Aug 9, 2024

Hey folks, if you could take a look at this idea as well: #47142 🙏

Well! Currently, it looks like the term OPEN_REPORT is used distinctly to refer to opening the report by clicking on the LHN row. At all other places, we are currently considering this as SWITCH_REPORT. If this distinction is meaningless, I think it makes sense to go ahead with a common usage of term OPEN_REPORT

Performance.markStart(CONST.TIMING.OPEN_REPORT);

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ function ReportActionItemThread({numberOfReplies, icons, mostRecentReply, childR
<PressableWithSecondaryInteraction
onPress={() => {
Report.navigateToAndOpenChildReport(childReportID);
Timing.start(CONST.TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT);
Timing.start(CONST.TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT_THREAD);
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And, by the way, why do we start the timer after initiating a navigation? Shouldn't we call Timing.start before navigateToAndOpenChildReport? And could this be the reason for the high timings in the graph?

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I think we can discuss but its NAB for this PR

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@mountiny Do you think we can create another issue for this and discuss? Or if there is another related issue on analytics we can add this issue there and discuss.

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Thanks!

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ function ReportActionItemThread({numberOfReplies, icons, mostRecentReply, childR
<PressableWithSecondaryInteraction
onPress={() => {
Report.navigateToAndOpenChildReport(childReportID);
Timing.start(CONST.TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT);
Timing.start(CONST.TIMING.SWITCH_REPORT_THREAD);
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I think we can discuss but its NAB for this PR

@mountiny mountiny merged commit 0341c3b into Expensify:main Aug 11, 2024
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