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Fix empty expense preview after reverse-split offline delete#88021

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Explanation of Change

When deleting one of two split expense children while offline (triggering a reverse-split via REVERT_SPLIT_TRANSACTION), the expense preview rendered empty after going back online.

Three issues in the reverse-split path of updateSplitTransactions in Split.ts:

  1. existingTransaction was set to undefined — This caused getMoneyRequestInformation to skip fastMerge with the original transaction data, so the restored transaction lost all fields from the pre-split original.

  2. currentReportActionID was undefined — This created a duplicate IOU action instead of reusing the existing firstIOU, leaving two IOU actions for the same originalTransactionID after the server responded.

  3. No failure data existed to restore the original transaction to its pre-split state (with reportID: SPLIT_REPORT_ID) or restore firstIOU on API failure. Compare to the non-reverse-split path which properly handles both.

Fixed Issues

$ #87065

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

  1. Create a $100 expense
  2. Split the expense into $60 and $40 expenses
  3. Go offline
  4. Open the $40 split expense and delete it
  5. Go online
  6. Navigate to workspace chat
  7. Verify expense preview shows the restored single expense (not empty)

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Android: Native
Android: mWeb Chrome
iOS: Native
iOS: mWeb Safari
MacOS: Chrome / Safari

When deleting one of two split expense children while offline (triggering
a reverse-split), the expense preview rendered empty after going back online.

Three issues in the reverse-split path of updateSplitTransactions:

1. existingTransaction was set to undefined, causing getMoneyRequestInformation
   to skip fastMerge with the original transaction data.

2. currentReportActionID was undefined, creating a duplicate IOU action instead
   of reusing the existing firstIOU.

3. No failure data existed to restore the original transaction or firstIOU
   on API failure.

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truph01 commented Apr 16, 2026

@MelvinBot Please make sure you implemented all the fixes mentioned here:

Add failure data in the reverse-split path to fully restore the original transaction (matching the pattern at Split.ts:1924-1928)
Add success data to clear pendingAction on the firstIOU report action (matching IOU/index.ts:8761-8769)
Ensure childMoneyRequestCount is included in the report preview failure data at Split.ts:1234-1245

… path

Add success data to clear pendingAction on the firstIOU report action
after API success in the reverse-split path, matching the pattern used
in DeleteMoneyRequest.ts. Also include childMoneyRequestCount in the
report preview failure data so it gets restored on API failure.

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Reviewed the three fixes from the proposal and found two were missing. Pushed a fix (2c19c2d):

Fix Status before Status now
Failure data to restore original transaction in reverse-split path ✅ Already implemented
Success data to clear pendingAction on firstIOU report action ❌ Missing ✅ Added
childMoneyRequestCount in report preview failure data ❌ Missing ✅ Added

What was added:

  1. Success data in the reverse-split else branch that clears pendingAction: null on firstIOU after API success — matching the pattern in DeleteMoneyRequest.ts:315-322.
  2. childMoneyRequestCount to the failure data in pushUpdatedReportPreviewActionToOnyxData so it gets restored on API failure — matching how DeleteMoneyRequest.ts:226-227 tracks this field.

Comment thread src/libs/actions/IOU/Split.ts Outdated
newNonReimbursableTotal: (transactionReport?.nonReimbursableTotal ?? 0) - changesInReportTotal,
isSplitExpense: true,
currentReportActionID: !isReverseSplitOperation ? currentReportAction?.reportActionID : undefined,
currentReportActionID: !isReverseSplitOperation ? currentReportAction?.reportActionID : firstIOU?.reportActionID,
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@MelvinBot, Why do we need this change? It caused an BE error when calling RevertSplitTransaction

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You're right — reverted in 038924c.

The intent was to fix the "duplicate IOU action" described in the proposal (passing undefined causes getMoneyRequestInformation to generate a fresh reportActionID via rand64() at ReportUtils.ts:7224, creating a new IOU action instead of reusing firstIOU). But passing firstIOU?.reportActionID causes that ID to flow through to splitReportActionID (at Split.ts:1502) and get sent to the RevertSplitTransaction backend API, which doesn't expect an already-existing action ID.

Reverted back to undefined. The duplicate IOU action issue from the proposal likely needs a server-side fix or a different client-side approach (e.g., cleaning up the duplicate in success/failure data rather than preventing its creation).

The reverse-split path must pass undefined as currentReportActionID so
getMoneyRequestInformation generates a new reportActionID via rand64().
Passing firstIOU.reportActionID caused the optimistic IOU action to
reuse the existing action's ID, which was then sent as
splitReportActionID to the RevertSplitTransaction backend API, causing
an error.

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truph01 commented Apr 16, 2026

@MelvinBot Mark this PR as ready for review

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