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Revert hasAcceptedTerms on travel terms failure and cleanup provisioning state#88969

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Explanation of Change

When AcceptSpotnanaTerms fails, the optimistic hasAcceptedTerms = true update was never reverted. This left BookTravelButton thinking terms were already accepted, so on retry it skipped the terms screen and went straight to openTravelDotLink() — which also failed since provisioning never completed. The user was stuck with no way to re-accept terms.

This PR adds NVP_TRAVEL_SETTINGS.hasAcceptedTerms = false to the failureData array in acceptSpotnanaTerms() so the optimistic update is properly rolled back on API failure. This allows the user to retry the terms acceptance flow.

Fixed Issues

$ #85944

Tests

  1. Go to a workspace with Travel enabled (or create one and enable Travel under More Features)
  2. Tap Travel in the workspace menu, then tap Let's Go
  3. Fill in the required info and reach the Terms and Conditions screen
  4. Accept the terms — if the API call fails (you can simulate by going offline right after tapping accept, or by intercepting the AcceptSpotnanaTerms request to return an error), verify:
    • The error message "Something went wrong. Please try later" appears
    • You are still on the Terms screen and can retry
    • hasAcceptedTerms is reverted to false (check Onyx state or verify that tapping Book Travel from the workspace again brings you back to the terms screen, not straight to openTravelDotLink)
  5. Retry accepting terms — verify the flow works correctly on success
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

  1. Accept terms while online, then immediately toggle airplane mode before the API responds
  2. Verify the failure path triggers: error message is shown, hasAcceptedTerms reverts to false
  3. Go back online and retry — verify the terms screen reappears and the full flow can complete

QA Steps

  1. Sign in on staging with an account that has a workspace with Travel enabled
  2. Navigate to the workspace > Travel > Let's Go and reach the Terms screen
  3. Accept terms — if the call fails, verify the error is shown and you can retry
  4. If the call succeeds, verify you are redirected to travel.expensify.com
  5. Verify no JS console errors throughout
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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

When AcceptSpotnanaTerms fails, the optimistic hasAcceptedTerms=true was
not being reverted. This caused BookTravelButton to skip the terms screen
on retry, since it saw hasAcceptedTerms as true despite provisioning never
completing. Also call cleanupTravelProvisioningSession on generic API
failure so stale TRAVEL_PROVISIONING errors don't persist across retries.

Co-authored-by: Shubham Agrawal <shubham1206agra@users.noreply.github.com>
Comment thread src/pages/Travel/TravelTerms.tsx Outdated

// Handle general API failure
if (response?.jsonCode !== 200) {
cleanupTravelProvisioningSession();
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@MelvinBot Please revert this change. I don't think we should do a cleanup on every API failure.

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Reverted — removed the cleanupTravelProvisioningSession() call from the generic API failure path. The hasAcceptedTerms revert in Travel.ts is still in place.

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The failing check (test job 7) is unrelated to this PR.

Failure: tests/unit/SubscriptionUtilsTest.ts:193 — the test "should return true if the current date is on the same date of free trial start date" fails because isUserOnFreeTrial returns false. This is a date-boundary-sensitive test that breaks when the current date crosses a hardcoded trial period — it's a pre-existing flaky test, not caused by the travel terms changes in this PR.

Evidence: This PR only modifies src/libs/actions/Travel.ts and src/pages/Travel/TravelTerms.tsx, neither of which is related to SubscriptionUtils or free trial logic.

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@MelvinBot Add tests in PR description. Also, could you update the explanation of the change?

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Updated the PR description:

Explanation — Corrected to reflect the actual diff (only Travel.ts is changed). The previous description incorrectly claimed a second fix in TravelTerms.tsx which isn't part of this PR.

Tests / Offline tests / QA Steps — Added steps covering the failure-retry flow: simulating an AcceptSpotnanaTerms failure, verifying hasAcceptedTerms reverts to false, confirming the terms screen reappears on retry, and testing the offline path.

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Good for product

@stitesExpensify stitesExpensify merged commit 54a5b1b into main May 4, 2026
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Hi @shubham1206agra @joekaufmanexpensify Do we need to test this or it's already tested?

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/stitesExpensify in version: 9.3.67-0 🚀

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No help site changes are required for this PR.

This PR is a bug fix that adds failure rollback for hasAcceptedTerms when the AcceptSpotnanaTerms API call fails. It doesn't change any user-facing feature, UI flow, terminology, or behavior that is documented on the help site. The existing Enable Travel on a Workspace article and other travel articles don't document the terms acceptance error handling flow, so no updates are needed.

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