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Explanation of Change

Fixes four deploy blockers from #87142 in the native share sheet flow:

All exposed by UI surfaces #87142 newly enabled inheriting broken downstream reads or missing gates except #88100.

#88068

onConfirm was reading from currentAttachment (frozen original file). Now reads from transaction.receipt (which Replace/Crop updates), with fallback to the original.

#88045

SubmitDetailsPage passed policyID from useOnyx(POLICY + report?.policyID). For self-DM, report?.policyID === "_FAKE_", so the subscription never resolved to a real workspace after upgrade. Now uses usePolicyForTransaction (same hook MoneyRequestConfirmationList uses internally), which returns the active workspace for self-DM track expenses.

Also added !!iouCategory to the track branch of shouldShowCategories in MoneyRequestConfirmationList — one-line consistency fix matching the non-track branch's existing safeguard, so a selected category stays visible while categories load.

#88100

PR changed onGrant={onConfirm} to onGrant={() => onConfirm(undefined, true)}, which re-entered onConfirm with gpsRequired=true. On iOS with permission pre-granted, LocationPermissionModal fires onGrant immediately — the re-entry hit the same "permission flow" branch, setStartLocationPermissionFlow(true) was a no-op (state already true), and the button stayed dead. Extracted a performUpload(participant, locationPermissionGranted) helper (mirrors IOURequestStepConfirmation's createTransaction pattern); modal callbacks now call it directly with the correct location flag instead of re-entering onConfirm.

Enhancement

SubmitDetailsPage had no file-size validation while ShareDetailsPage did. Extracted the shared logic into a new useShareFileSizeValidation hook and wired both consumers to it — Submit flow now shows the same "too large / too small" error as the Share flow.

Fixed Issues

$ #88068
$ #88045
$ #88100
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Tests

Test 1: Replace receipt (#88068)

  1. Share a receipt image from device gallery to Expensify app
  2. Go to Submit tab
  3. Select a workspace chat
  4. On the confirm page, tap on the receipt thumbnail
  5. Tap Replace
  6. Select a different receipt image
  7. Tap Create expense
  8. Open the created expense
  9. Verify: The new receipt from step 6 is shown — not the original

Test 2: Crop receipt (#88068)

  1. Share a receipt from gallery → Submit tab → select a workspace chat
  2. On the confirm page, tap on the receipt thumbnail
  3. Crop the receipt
  4. Tap Create expense
  5. Open the created expense
  6. Verify: The cropped receipt is shown — not the uncropped original

Test 3: Category visible after upgrade in self-DM (#88045)

Precondition: Account does NOT have a workspace.

  1. Share a receipt image from gallery to Expensify app
  2. Go to Submit tab
  3. Select self DM
  4. Verify: Category field is visible (because !policy is true)
  5. Tap Show more → tap Category
  6. Tap UpgradeConfirmGot it, thanks
  7. Select a category (e.g., Advertising)
  8. Verify: Category field still appears on the confirm page (does not disappear), with the selected value shown

Test 4: Large file size validation in Submit flow

  1. From device gallery, pick a file larger than the API max attachment size (~25 MB — e.g., a long PDF or high-resolution image)
  2. Share it to Expensify app
  3. Go to Submit tab
  4. Select a workspace chat (or self DM)
  5. Verify: An error alert is shown ("Attachment too large / size exceeded") and the user is returned to the inbox
  6. Repeat the flow but pick an extremely small file
  7. Verify: An error alert is shown ("Attachment too small / size not met")
  8. Repeat the flow with a normally-sized file
  9. Verify: The confirm page renders normally — no false-positive size errors

Test 5: Create expense button responsive with location permission pre-granted (#88100)

Precondition: Expensify already has location permission granted at the OS level (iOS).

  1. On iOS, share a receipt image from device gallery to Expensify
  2. Go to Submit tab
  3. Select a workspace (or self DM)
  4. Tap Create expense
  5. Verify: The expense is created and the user lands on the confirmation/report screen — the button is not stuck
  6. Repeat the flow but with location permission denied at the OS level
  7. Tap Create expense → system permission prompt appears (if not seen recently)
  8. Tap Allow or Don't allow
  9. Verify (Allow): Expense is created with GPS coordinates attached
  10. Verify (Don't allow): Expense is created without GPS coordinates — still works
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Overall this is a well-structured PR that fixes real deploy blockers with clean patterns (extracting performUpload to break the re-entry deadlock, using usePolicyForTransaction for the self-DM policy, sharing size validation via a hook). A few items to consider:

1. useShareFileSizeValidation — both size checks can set error state independently (minor)

In useShareFileSizeValidation.ts:22-29, both the MAX_SIZE and MIN_SIZE checks use independent if statements. If a file somehow satisfies both conditions (impossible in practice since a file can't be both too large and too small), both would fire sequentially. More practically, the hook never clears a previous error — if the content URI changes from an invalid file to a valid one (e.g., Replace flow swaps an oversized receipt for a normal one), the old error persists because neither branch calls setErrorTitle(undefined). Consider adding an else clause that clears the error when the file is within bounds:

if (size > CONST.API_ATTACHMENT_VALIDATIONS.MAX_SIZE) {
    setErrorTitle(translate('attachmentPicker.attachmentTooLarge'));
    setErrorMessage(translate('attachmentPicker.sizeExceeded'));
} else if (size < CONST.API_ATTACHMENT_VALIDATIONS.MIN_SIZE) {
    setErrorTitle(translate('attachmentPicker.attachmentTooSmall'));
    setErrorMessage(translate('attachmentPicker.sizeNotMet'));
} else {
    setErrorTitle(undefined);
    setErrorMessage(undefined);
}

2. getFileName can throw on raw filenames with malformed % sequences

At SubmitDetailsPage.tsx:155, currentReceiptName falls back to transaction?.receipt?.filename?.split('/').pop(), which bypasses getFileName — good. But sharedFileName at line 147 still calls getFileName(currentAttachment?.content ?? ''). The comment on line 153 acknowledges this risk but only for the transaction.receipt.filename path. If currentAttachment?.content itself contains a malformed % (unlikely for a file URI but possible), getFileName → decodeURIComponent will throw. This is pre-existing behavior from the original code, so not a blocker for this PR — just worth noting.

3. formHasBeenSubmitted ref is never reset on navigation/remount

formHasBeenSubmitted (line 108) prevents double-submit, which is good. The ref resets on file-read failure (line 340), but if the user navigates away and comes back to the same mounted component (e.g., via back navigation), the ref stays true and blocks future submissions. This may be fine if the component always unmounts on navigation — worth confirming.

4. onConfirm / performUpload / onSuccess are not wrapped in useCallback

onConfirm, performUpload, and onSuccess are plain functions redeclared every render. Since onConfirm is passed to MoneyRequestConfirmationList as a prop, this causes unnecessary re-renders of that (large) component tree. Consider wrapping at least onConfirm in useCallback. This is a minor perf observation, not a blocker.

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  • The useShareFileSizeValidation hook swallows getFileSize promise rejections. If RNFS.stat fails (e.g., file deleted between share and validation), the promise rejects with no .catch(). Adding .catch(() => {}) or a .catch that sets an appropriate error would be more robust.
  • selectedParticipantList state (line 105) duplicates selectedParticipants derived value. It's only used to pass participants through the permission modal flow, which is fine — just noting the duplication is intentional.

None of these are merge blockers. The core fixes for #88068, #88045, and #88100 look correct and well-motivated. Item 1 (error not clearing on Replace) is the most impactful to address before merge.

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@mountiny mountiny changed the title fix: share sheet upload edited receipt and keep Category after upgrade [CP Staging] fix: share sheet upload edited receipt and keep Category after upgrade Apr 17, 2026
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@TaduJR can you follow up with creating robust unit tests for this?

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No help site changes are required for this PR.

The changes are internal bug fixes and a code refactor in the native share sheet flow (receipt replacement, category visibility after upgrade, iOS location permission handling, and shared file-size validation). None of these introduce new user-facing features, rename UI elements, or alter documented behavior — the help site has no articles covering the native share sheet flow.

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