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Explanation of Change

This PR implements the next part of the Odometer feature, aligned with Phase 1 tasks 1.D (capture start/end images) and 1.E (discard/clear on tab switch). This PR focuses on the web implementation of the image capture flow with image preview, native implementation and mobile web implementation to follow

  • 1.D (Capture start/end images) - added a dedicated ODOMETER_IMAGE screen and route. We intentionally did not reuse IOURequestStepScan because that screen includes receipt‑specific behaviors (SmartScan, location prompts, receipt state logic). On web we follow an established patter of keeping a minimal upload UI that uses the existing drag‑and‑drop + file picker tooling on web.
    • Route + navigator entry:
DISTANCE_REQUEST_CREATE_TAB_ODOMETER: {
    route: 'distance-odometer',
    getRoute: (action: IOUAction, iouType: IOUType, transactionID: string, reportID: string, backToReport?: string) =>
        `${action as string}/${iouType as string}/start/${transactionID}/${reportID}/distance-new${backToReport ? `/${backToReport}` : ''}/distance-odometer` as const,
},
ODOMETER_IMAGE: {
    route: 'odometer-image/:transactionID/:readingType',
    getRoute: (transactionID: string, readingType: 'start' | 'end') => `odometer-image/${transactionID}/${readingType}` as const,
},
[SCREENS.MONEY_REQUEST.STEP_DISTANCE_GPS]: () => require<ReactComponentModule>('../../../../pages/iou/request/step/IOURequestStepDistanceGPS').default,
[SCREENS.MONEY_REQUEST.STEP_DISTANCE_ODOMETER]: () => require<ReactComponentModule>('../../../../pages/iou/request/step/IOURequestStepDistanceOdometer').default,
[SCREENS.MONEY_REQUEST.ODOMETER_IMAGE]: () => require<ReactComponentModule>('../../../../pages/iou/request/step/IOURequestStepOdometerImage').default,
  • Web upload UI (localized title/message + drag‑drop + picker):
function IOURequestStepOdometerImage({
    route: {
        params: {transactionID, readingType},
    },
}: IOURequestStepOdometerImageProps) {
    const title = readingType === 'start' ? translate('distance.odometer.startTitle') : translate('distance.odometer.endTitle');
    const message = readingType === 'start' ? translate('distance.odometer.startMessageWeb') : translate('distance.odometer.endMessageWeb');
    const icon = readingType === 'start' ? lazyIcons.OdometerStart : lazyIcons.OdometerEnd;
    ...
    const handleImageSelected = useCallback(
        (file: FileObject) => {
            setMoneyRequestOdometerImage(transactionID, readingType, file as File, isTransactionDraft);
            navigateBack();
        },
        [transactionID, readingType, isTransactionDraft, navigateBack],
    );
    ...
}
  • 1.D (Inline thumbnails + entry point) - the odometer step renders image thumbnails next to the reading inputs so users can add/replace each image in context. We store the images on transaction.comment (odometerStartImage / odometerEndImage) rather than creating a separate draft store in Phase 1. This is intentional: draft storage is reserved for Phase 2 “Save for later”, while the transaction comment keeps the data tied to the in‑progress expense and survives navigation/confirmation without extra persistence logic.
<PressableWithFeedback
    accessible={false}
    accessibilityRole="button"
    onPress={() => handleCaptureImage('start')}
    style={[
        StyleUtils.getWidthAndHeightStyle(variables.inputHeight, variables.inputHeight),
        StyleUtils.getBorderRadiusStyle(variables.componentBorderRadiusMedium),
        styles.overflowHidden,
        StyleUtils.getBackgroundColorStyle(theme.border),
    ]}
>
    <ReceiptImage
        source={startImageSource ?? ''}
        shouldUseThumbnailImage
        thumbnailContainerStyles={styles.bgTransparent}
        isAuthTokenRequired
        fallbackIcon={GalleryPlus}
        ...
    />
</PressableWithFeedback>
function setMoneyRequestOdometerImage(transactionID: string, imageType: 'start' | 'end', file: File | string, isDraft: boolean) {
    const imageKey = imageType === 'start' ? 'odometerStartImage' : 'odometerEndImage';
    Onyx.merge(`${isDraft ? ONYXKEYS.COLLECTION.TRANSACTION_DRAFT : ONYXKEYS.COLLECTION.TRANSACTION}${transactionID}`, {
        comment: {
            [imageKey]: file,
        },
    });
}
  • 1.E (Discard/clear on tab switch) - the doc explicitly states that switching away from Odometer should clear unsaved inputs. We do this by listening to the selected tab key and resetting the local state only when the user leaves the odometer tab. This avoids false resets while typing and matches the behavior of the other distance tabs.
const [selectedTab, selectedTabResult] = useOnyx(`${ONYXKEYS.COLLECTION.SELECTED_TAB}${CONST.TAB.DISTANCE_REQUEST_TYPE}`, {canBeMissing: true});
const isLoadingSelectedTab = isLoadingOnyxValue(selectedTabResult);
...
useEffect(() => {
    if (isLoadingSelectedTab) {
        return;
    }
    const prevSelectedTab = prevSelectedTabRef.current;
    if (prevSelectedTab === CONST.TAB_REQUEST.DISTANCE_ODOMETER && selectedTab !== CONST.TAB_REQUEST.DISTANCE_ODOMETER) {
        setStartReading('');
        setEndReading('');
        ...
    }
    prevSelectedTabRef.current = selectedTab;
}, [selectedTab, isLoadingSelectedTab]);
  • 1.E (Discard Changes modal) - unsaved changes now include both readings and images so users don’t lose photos by accidentally backing out.
<DiscardChangesConfirmation
    isEnabled={shouldEnableDiscardConfirmation}
    getHasUnsavedChanges={() => {
        const hasReadingChanges = startReadingRef.current !== initialStartReadingRef.current || endReadingRef.current !== initialEndReadingRef.current;
        const hasImageChanges =
            transaction?.comment?.odometerStartImage !== initialStartImageRef.current || transaction?.comment?.odometerEndImage !== initialEndImageRef.current;
        return hasReadingChanges || hasImageChanges;
    }}
/>

Fixed Issues

$ #77266
PROPOSAL: N/A

Tests

  1. Go to FAB and press Track distance
  2. Select the Odometer tab and verify the start/end reading inputs and image placeholders render.
  3. Enter a start reading, then an end reading, and verify the total distance updates.
  4. Tap the start image placeholder, choose a file, and verify you return to the odometer step with a start thumbnail shown
  5. Tap the end image placeholder, choose a file, and verify you return with an end thumbnail shown
  6. Open each image picker again and switch the image, verify the thumbnail updates accordingly
  7. Switch to another distance tab and then back to Odometer - verify the fields are reset
  8. Continue to the confirmation step, then go back to edit the distance step and verify the entered readings and thumbnails persist
  9. On web, drag-and-drop an image onto the odometer image screen - verify it uploads and shows the correct thumbnail
  10. With only the image chosen try pressing < button or outside of the RHP and verify if the DiscardChangesConfirmation is shown
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

  1. Turn off network.
  2. Repeat all steps from the Tests section and verify the thumbnails still appear

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Same as Tests

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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This version is working, but the code needs to be cleaned up and some minor things have to be fixed. I am done for today but will work on this tomorrow with the aim of finishing it for initial review 🤞

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jakubkalinski0 commented Jan 21, 2026

So it took a few days for tomorrow to finally come 😅

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@jakubkalinski0 I left some comments above. Could you take a look when you're available?

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jakubkalinski0 commented Feb 4, 2026

@jakubkalinski0 Looks like we haven't covered the mobile web platform in this PR, right?

@DylanDylann Yeah, I wanted to split it into smaller PRs to allow for more thorough review. I also plan to do both native and mobile web separately as well as I assume native itself will be big enough on itself

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@jakubkalinski0 Why don't we show the Discard Changes modal when switching to another distance request type?

cc @shawnborton Do you think we should show the Discard Changes modal when switching to another distance request type?

When it comes to the topic of not showing Discard Changes modal when switching to another distance request type you can actually read more about it in the discussion in the docs. It was decided back then to simply match the behavior of manual and map, but I personally agree that it would make sense to show this modal when image is given.

I agree with Jules that we should revisit this discussion in the issue taking care of this modal

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For now, can you just reuse this one? The styling should look how it does for our standard receipt drag and drop flow.

@shawnborton does it look good enough for now?

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@DylanDylann please review when you're available, we're getting close now 🤞

For any further UI issues I'll create issues separately as the feature is not visible to users.

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jakubkalinski0 commented Feb 5, 2026

I will also fix the performance issue in a second. I want to make sure that revoking the blob url on image page works properly as it's being a bit of a headache at the moment

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I want to make sure that revoking the blob url on image page works properly as it's being a bit of a headache at the moment

It sounds like a good candidate for separating out from this PR perhaps?

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jakubkalinski0 commented Feb 5, 2026

@Julesssss Actually I think that it pretty much works as it should now. We now reuse existing blob URLs (file.uri - set in the dropHandler) instead of creating new ones on every render, and we explicitly revoke URLs when the image changes or the screen unmounts. For drag‑and‑drop, the blob URLs are tracked and cleared on the next drop, on unmount if selection isn’t confirmed, and the IOURequestStepDistanceOdometer screen revokes its own blob URLs on unmount or when the image changes.

If you have any comments (or you @DylanDylann), please let me know and if there are any more problems or doubts then we can revisit this in a separate issue.

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@jakubkalinski0 Kindly bump

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Yup, looking much better - thanks!

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