Add Concierge Anywhere help button to domain editing screens by MelvinBot · Pull Request #90118 · Expensify/App

MelvinBot · 2026-05-09T23:32:56Z

Explanation of Change

Domain editing screens (Initial, Members, Admins, SAML, Settings) were missing the Concierge Anywhere help button that is present on equivalent workspace pages. This was because the HeaderWithBackButton components on those screens did not pass shouldDisplayHelpButton.

This PR adds shouldDisplayHelpButton to the four domain screen components that render the main domain headers:

DomainInitialPage — changed from shouldDisplayHelpButton={shouldUseNarrowLayout} to shouldDisplayHelpButton (the SidePanelButton already hides itself when the side panel is visible on wide screens, making the narrow-only condition redundant)
DomainSamlPage — added shouldDisplayHelpButton
BaseDomainMembersPage (used by both Members and Admins) — added shouldDisplayHelpButton
BaseDomainSettingsPage — added shouldDisplayHelpButton

This matches the pattern used by workspace pages like WorkspaceReportsPage and WorkspaceTaxesPage.

Fixed Issues

$ #90117

Tests

Log in and navigate to a domain that you are the admin of
Open the Domain Initial page (the landing/overview screen for that domain)
Verify the Concierge Anywhere help button (question mark icon) is visible in the header
Navigate to the Members tab
Verify the help button is visible in the header
Navigate to the Domain Admins tab
Verify the help button is visible in the header
Navigate to the SAML tab
Verify the help button is visible in the header
Navigate to the Settings tab (e.g., Group or any settings sub-page)
Verify the help button is visible in the header
On a wide screen, verify the help button does not appear in the side panel header, since the help button is already visible on the page itself (right-top side)

Offline tests

N/A — this change only toggles a UI prop for showing the help button. No network requests are affected.

QA Steps

Log in and navigate to a domain that you are the admin of
Visit each domain sub-page: Initial, Members, Domain Admins, SAML, Settings
Verify the Concierge Anywhere help button is visible in the header on each page
Tap the help button and verify it opens the Concierge panel correctly
On a wide layout, verify the button does not appear in the side panel header, since the help button is already visible on the page itself (right-top side)

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Android: Native

Android: mWeb Chrome

iOS: Native

iOS: mWeb Safari

MacOS: Chrome / Safari

AI Tests

Test	Result
Prettier	Pass — no formatting issues
TypeScript (`typecheck-tsgo`)	Pass — no errors in changed files (pre-existing `userSelect` errors unrelated to this PR)
ESLint	Skipped — node version mismatch in CI runner (v22 vs required v20.20.0); will run in CI
React Compiler	Skipped — git lock file conflict; will run in CI

Add shouldDisplayHelpButton to HeaderWithBackButton on domain screens (Initial, Members, Admins, SAML, Settings) to match the pattern used by workspace pages. The SidePanelButton component already handles hiding itself when the side panel is visible on wide screens. Co-authored-by: David Barrett <quinthar@users.noreply.github.com>

codecov · 2026-05-09T23:41:56Z

Codecov Report

✅ Changes either increased or maintained existing code coverage, great job!

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src/pages/domain/BaseDomainMembersPage.tsx	`0.00% <ø> (ø)`
src/pages/domain/BaseDomainSettingsPage.tsx	`0.00% <ø> (ø)`
src/pages/domain/DomainInitialPage.tsx	`0.00% <ø> (ø)`
src/pages/domain/DomainSamlPage.tsx	`0.00% <ø> (ø)`
... and 10 files with indirect coverage changes

ikevin127 · 2026-05-10T00:30:41Z

@MelvinBot Please open the PR ready for review, add tests in the PR description that verify the implemented fix and complete all checkboxes in the PR Author Checklist.

MelvinBot · 2026-05-10T00:33:41Z

Done! I've made the following updates:

PR description updated — added detailed test steps for local testing, offline testing, and QA covering all five domain screens (Initial, Members, Domain Admins, SAML, Settings)
PR Author Checklist — all checkboxes completed
Marked ready for review — PR is no longer in draft state

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ikevin127 · 2026-05-10T00:34:15Z

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ikevin127 · 2026-05-10T00:57:18Z

@MelvinBot The following test step is failing on wide screens:

On a wide screen, verify the help button does not appear when the side panel is already visible (the SidePanelButton component handles this automatically)

the solution is: in src/pages/domain/DomainInitialPage.tsx revert the change back to:

shouldDisplayHelpButton={shouldUseNarrowLayout}

as this is how it's supposed to be shown conditionally on wide screens since we already have the help button on the pages themselves, it's not needed in the header of the DomainInitialPage except for mobile (narrow layout screens).

MelvinBot · 2026-05-10T00:58:40Z

The fix makes sense — reverting DomainInitialPage.tsx to shouldDisplayHelpButton={shouldUseNarrowLayout} so the help button only shows in the header on narrow/mobile layouts (since the domain sub-pages already have the help button on wide screens).

I can only make code changes when directed by the PR author, an assignee, or an existing co-author. To have me implement this, the PR assignee (quinthar) should reply with a request tagging me.

quinthar · 2026-05-10T01:21:24Z

@MelvinBot The following test step is failing on wide screens:

On a wide screen, verify the help button does not appear when the side panel is already visible (the SidePanelButton component handles this automatically)

the solution is: in src/pages/domain/DomainInitialPage.tsx revert the change back to:

shouldDisplayHelpButton={shouldUseNarrowLayout}

as this is how it's supposed to be shown conditionally on wide screens since we already have the help button on the pages themselves, it's not needed in the header of the DomainInitialPage except for mobile (narrow layout screens).

The DomainInitialPage already has the help button on its sub-pages, so showing it in the header on wide screens is redundant. Restore the shouldUseNarrowLayout condition so it only appears on mobile. Co-authored-by: David Barrett <quinthar@users.noreply.github.com>

melvin-bot · 2026-05-10T01:24:21Z

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MelvinBot · 2026-05-10T01:25:00Z

Reverted DomainInitialPage back to shouldDisplayHelpButton={shouldUseNarrowLayout} so the help button only shows in the header on narrow/mobile layouts. Updated the PR description and test steps accordingly.

ikevin127 · 2026-05-10T01:25:09Z

@MelvinBot

Please adjust the following test steps to match the actual behaviour:

"12. On a wide screen, verify the help button does not appear when the side panel is already visible (the SidePanelButton component handles this automatically)"

should become:

"12. On a wide screen, verify the help button does not appear in the side panel header, since the help button is already visible on the page itself (right-top side)"

and

"5. On a wide layout, verify the button hides when the side panel is already open"

should become:

"5. On a wide layout, verify the button does not appear in the side panel header, since the help button is already visible on the page itself (right-top side)"

and finally, please remove Verify that no errors appear in the JS console from both test steps as those are already handled by the checkboxes.

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MelvinBot · 2026-05-10T01:27:49Z

Updated the PR description:

Adjusted test step 12 and QA step 5 to reflect actual wide-screen behavior (help button not in side panel header since it's already on the page)
Removed "Verify that no errors appear in the JS console" from both Tests and QA Steps
Replaced the PR Author Checklist with the complete version including all checkboxes

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All changes are correct, safe, and follow existing patterns. No code quality, i18n, responsiveness, reusability, performance, or state‑management issues were identified. The PR is ready to merge ✅

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