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  1. Go to Spend
  2. Verify the input height is the same as on the web (32px)
  3. Press the input
  4. Verify it expands to the normal size
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Change requested by @shawnborton to make the input height the same in narrow and wide version.

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Comment thread src/components/Search/SearchPageHeader/SearchPageInputNarrow.tsx Outdated
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cc @Expensify/design and specifically JDUB - after seeing this, dang, I wonder if it feels too short for mobile devices?

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Let's wait to merge until we get further confirmation from Design team.

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shawnborton commented Apr 22, 2026

Looks like we actually had 44px tall in Figma, maybe we go with that?
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Updated to 44

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

Files with missing lines Coverage Δ
src/styles/index.ts 46.04% <ø> (ø)
src/styles/variables.ts 100.00% <ø> (ø)
.../Search/SearchPageNarrow/StaticSearchPageInput.tsx 0.00% <0.00%> (ø)
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Tested and that feels pretty solid to me! Again, let's have the Design homies weigh in but I think this could work well.

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That feels like a pretty solid size to me. Can we update the focused state so that the input doesn't jump in height though?

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Oh that's a good shout, I would be a fan of that personally but that might be a bigger change since that touches the router?

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that might be a bigger change since that touches the router?

Oh right - I didn't think about that haha. Fine to not mess with it here if it's too much scope.

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It's easy to keep the height the same (44px) between the expanded and non-expanded state.

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But do we want to update all the inputs' height to 44px?

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I think in the case of web, it would be ideal if the router had the same size input that we're using there. Basically the idea is to not have any size jumping on each platform.

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I'm good with that Shawn. Though it bothers me less on desktop since you see the whole router popover takeover thingy—feels less weird on desktop to me, but I'm still down with what you've suggested.

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I feel the exact same way 🤝 happy to solve mobile first and then follow up with web later.

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Updated

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Nice, this feels great to me 👍

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Good for product

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I am not seeing any visual change before and after this branch. Is this expected?

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@aimane-chnaif try to inspect the element and see if the height is 44px

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Oh yes I see it now. 52px vs 44px

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Comment thread src/styles/variables.ts Outdated
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minimalTopBarOffset: -112,
minimalTopBarWithFiltersOffset: -156,
searchHeaderDefaultOffset: 0,
searchListContentMarginTop: 126,
searchListContentWithFiltersMarginTop: 170,
searchListContentMarginTop: 112,
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Why 14px difference here while height only reduced 8px?

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Indeed this causes regression

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Nice catch. This was recalculated when using the 32px.

Yes, it's 20px difference, but there are actions bar with 40px height + 16px padding = 56px, and the previous height is 70px (52px + 2px (input border) + 16px)

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Fixed

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Just curious: why absolute position styling in the first implementation? If relative, no need to recalculate these values when input container height changes.

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I think to achieve this effect, where the top part shows when scrolling top.

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Code Review

The changes look correct and well-scoped. A few observations:

What's good:

  • The 8px offset adjustments (126→118, 170→162) correctly match the height reduction (52→44)
  • Both static (StaticSearchPageInput.tsx) and interactive (SearchPageInputNarrow.tsx) narrow inputs share the same searchPageInputNarrowTouchableWrapper style, keeping them in sync
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Minor note:

  • The height 44 is hardcoded, but the wide variant (searchPageInputWideTouchableWrapper) also hardcodes its height at 32, so this is consistent with existing patterns in the file. The automated bot suggestion to extract a shared variable doesn't apply here since the wide (32px) and narrow (44px) heights are intentionally different.

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JS00001 commented Apr 23, 2026

@bernhardoj perf tests are failing

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Might be flaky. Can you please re-run that workflow?

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