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Explanation of Change

iOS autocorrect is enabled by default on native TextInput fields. For structured financial data like account numbers, IFSC codes, and SWIFT/BIC codes, autocorrect silently modifies values (e.g., "Whats" → "What's") after step-level validation has passed. The corrupted values then reach the Corpay API, which rejects them with no clear indication of what went wrong.

This PR adds autoCorrect={false} and spellCheck={false} to TextInput fields in all five international bank account form pages. The props are applied conditionally so that non-text-input components (ValuePicker, AddressSearch, PushRowWithModal) are unaffected.

Affected pages:

  • BankAccountDetails.tsx (personal wallet flow)
  • BankInformation.tsx (personal wallet flow)
  • AccountHolderInformation.tsx (personal wallet flow)
  • NonUSD/BankInfo/subSteps/BankAccountDetails.tsx (workspace flow)
  • NonUSD/BankInfo/subSteps/AccountHolderDetails.tsx (workspace flow)

Fixed Issues

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PROPOSAL: #84811 (comment)

Tests

  1. Launch expensify and login with any account
  2. Tap on Account > Wallet
  3. Tap on Add bank account > Get reimbursed
  4. Select India as the country
  5. Add an ISFC code
  6. For account number type something
  7. Verify that there is no autocorrected option

Note: Some Android keyboards have user-level "text correction" / "predictive text" settings that override app-level flags entirely. If suggestions still appear after this fix, it may be a keyboard-specific setting that the app cannot control.

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N/A — this change only disables iOS autocorrect/spellcheck on input fields and does not affect network behavior.

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  1. Launch expensify and login with any account
  2. Tap on Account > Wallet
  3. Tap on Add bank account > Get reimbursed
  4. Select India as the country
  5. Add an ISFC code
  6. For account number type something
  7. Verify that there is no autocorrected option

Note: Some Android keyboards have user-level "text correction" / "predictive text" settings that override app-level flags entirely. If suggestions still appear after this fix, it may be a keyboard-specific setting that the app cannot control.

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… text inputs

iOS autocorrect silently modifies structured financial data (account numbers,
IFSC codes, SWIFT codes) in the international deposit account forms. This adds
autoCorrect={false} and spellCheck={false} to TextInput fields across all five
affected bank form pages, applied conditionally so non-text components
(ValuePicker, AddressSearch, PushRowWithModal) are unaffected.

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Fixed the failing ESLint check: replaced prop spreading ({...({autoCorrect: false, spellCheck: false})}) with explicit conditional props (autoCorrect={condition ? false : undefined}) in all 5 affected files to satisfy the react/jsx-props-no-spreading rule.

Note: The DomainSelectorsTest.ts ESLint errors (unused eslint-disable directives) are unrelated to this PR.

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The failing ESLint check is unrelated to this PR's changes.

Failure: tests/unit/DomainSelectorsTest.ts has 3 unused eslint-disable directives for @typescript-eslint/naming-convention (lines 405, 407, 423). This is a pre-existing issue on main.

Evidence: This PR only modifies bank account form pages (BankAccountDetails.tsx, BankInformation.tsx, AccountHolderInformation.tsx, AccountHolderDetails.tsx). The failing test file is not touched by this PR.

The other failing check (checklist) is the PR Author Checklist, which is expected to fail until manually completed.

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@MelvinBot Merge main and mark this PR as ready for review

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Merged main and marked this PR as ready for review.

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@MelvinBot Please update the test steps in your checklist:

1. Launch expensify and login with any account
2. Tap on Account > Wallet
3. Tap on Add bank account > Get reimbursed
4. Select India as the country
5. Add an ISFC code
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7. Verify that there is no autocorrected option

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Updated the Tests and QA Steps sections with the provided test steps.

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🤖 Merged main into this branch successfully.

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The only failing check is the PR Author Checklist, which is a manual checklist — not a code issue. All other checks are either passing or still pending (tests, typecheck, perf tests, Storybook, builds).

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This PR adds autoCorrect={false} and spellCheck={false} to TextInput fields in all five international bank account form pages.

@MelvinBot In android native and android chrome, I am still able to see the autocorrect

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autoCorrect={false} alone is insufficient on Android:
- Android Chrome ignores the non-standard HTML autocorrect attribute;
  autoComplete='off' targets the standard HTML autocomplete attribute
  that Chrome respects.
- Android keyboards (Gboard) tie text prediction to capitalization;
  autoCapitalize='none' helps suppress suggestions on native Android.

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The autoCorrect={false} prop alone is insufficient on Android. I've pushed a fix adding two additional props to all five files:

  • autoComplete="off" — Android Chrome ignores the non-standard HTML autocorrect attribute that autoCorrect={false} produces. autoComplete="off" maps to the standard autocomplete HTML attribute that Chrome actually respects.
  • autoCapitalize="none" — Android keyboards (Gboard, Samsung) tie text prediction to auto-capitalization. Disabling capitalization helps suppress suggestions on native Android.

Please re-test on Android native and Android Chrome.

Note: Some Android keyboards have user-level "text correction" / "predictive text" settings that override app-level flags entirely. If suggestions still appear after this fix, it may be a keyboard-specific setting that the app cannot control.

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@MelvinBot Please update test case to include this note:

Note: Some Android keyboards have user-level "text correction" / "predictive text" settings that override app-level flags entirely. If suggestions still appear after this fix, it may be a keyboard-specific setting that the app cannot control.

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🤖 Updated the PR description — added the Android keyboard note to both the Tests and QA Steps sections.

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hint={field.id === ACCOUNT_HOLDER_NAME ? translate('bankInfoStep.accountHolderNameDescription') : undefined}
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❌ CONSISTENCY-3 (docs)

The same block of 4 props (autoCorrect, spellCheck, autoComplete, autoCapitalize) with identical conditional logic (InputComponent === TextInput ? value : undefined) is duplicated across 5 files in this PR. This duplicated pattern should be extracted into a shared helper.

Consider creating a utility function that returns these props conditionally:

// e.g., in a shared utils file
function getTextInputAutoProps(InputComponent: React.ComponentType) {
    if (InputComponent !== TextInput) {
        return {};
    }
    return {
        autoCorrect: false,
        spellCheck: false,
        autoComplete: 'off' as const,
        autoCapitalize: 'none' as const,
    };
}

Then spread it in each usage:

{...getTextInputAutoProps(InputComponent)}

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Done — extracted into a shared getTextInputAutocorrectProps helper in src/libs/getTextInputAutocorrectProps.ts. All 5 files now spread the result of this helper instead of duplicating the 4 props inline.

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❌ CONSISTENCY-3 (docs)

Same duplicated block of autoCorrect, spellCheck, autoComplete, autoCapitalize props as in the other 4 files in this PR. Extract into a shared helper to avoid maintaining the same logic in 5 places. See the comment on AccountHolderDetails.tsx for a suggested approach.


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Done — now uses the shared getTextInputAutocorrectProps helper.

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❌ CONSISTENCY-3 (docs)

Same duplicated block of autoCorrect, spellCheck, autoComplete, autoCapitalize props as in the other 4 files in this PR. Extract into a shared helper to avoid maintaining the same logic in 5 places. See the comment on AccountHolderDetails.tsx for a suggested approach.


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Done — now uses the shared getTextInputAutocorrectProps helper.

items={(field.valueSet ?? []).map(({id, text}) => ({value: id, label: text}))}
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❌ CONSISTENCY-3 (docs)

Same duplicated block of autoCorrect, spellCheck, autoComplete, autoCapitalize props as in the other 4 files in this PR. Extract into a shared helper to avoid maintaining the same logic in 5 places. Note that this file uses !isValuePicker instead of InputComponent === TextInput, but the intent is identical. See the comment on AccountHolderDetails.tsx for a suggested approach.


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Done — now uses the shared getTextInputAutocorrectProps helper.

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❌ CONSISTENCY-3 (docs)

Same duplicated block of autoCorrect, spellCheck, autoComplete, autoCapitalize props as in the other 4 files in this PR. Extract into a shared helper to avoid maintaining the same logic in 5 places. See the comment on AccountHolderDetails.tsx for a suggested approach.


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Done — now uses the shared getTextInputAutocorrectProps helper.

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truph01 commented May 26, 2026

@MelvinBot Please resolve the above comments

Create getTextInputAutocorrectProps utility to eliminate duplication
of autoCorrect, spellCheck, autoComplete, and autoCapitalize props
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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
function getTextInputAutocorrectProps(InputComponent: React.ComponentType<any>): Record<string, unknown> {
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Done — renamed to inputComponent (lowercase).

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const InputComponent = getInputComponent(field);
const inputComponent = getInputComponent(field);

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Done.

return getInputForValueSet(field, SafeString(defaultValues[field.id as keyof typeof defaultValues]), isEditing, styles);
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const InputComponent = getInputComponent(field);
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Done.

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const InputComponent = getInputComponent(field);
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Done.

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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
function getTextInputAutocorrectProps(InputComponent: React.ComponentType<any>): Record<string, unknown> {
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Can we make the type a TextInput here so we get compile time errors if we pass anything else, and get rid of the if below?

Then in src/pages/settings/Wallet/InternationalDepositAccount/subPages/BankAccountDetails.tsx we can do something like

{...isValuePicker ? {} : getTextInputAutocorrectProps(TextInput)}

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Done — changed the parameter type to typeof TextInput, removed the if guard, and moved the conditional to call sites. In BankAccountDetails.tsx (wallet) it's now {...isValuePicker ? {} : getTextInputAutocorrectProps(TextInput)} as you suggested.

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truph01 commented May 27, 2026

@MelvinBot Please resolve all above comments

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- Accept only typeof TextInput and remove runtime if-check
- Move conditional logic to call sites
- Rename InputComponent to inputComponent

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truph01 commented May 27, 2026

@MelvinBot Please fix the eslint check

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Fixed the ESLint failure: changed import TextInput to import type TextInput in src/libs/getTextInputAutocorrectProps.ts since the import is only used as a type (@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-imports).

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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars
function getTextInputAutocorrectProps(inputComponent: typeof TextInput) {
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@truph01 did you review these latest changes Melvin made? I don't think we want this

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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars
function getTextInputAutocorrectProps(inputComponent: typeof TextInput) {
function getTextInputAutocorrectProps() {

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@MelvinBot I think we don't need this comment:

The typed parameter ensures compile-time errors if a
 * non-TextInput component is passed.

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Done — removed that sentence from the JSDoc.

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If so, we need to removed inputComponent: typeof TextInput as well @MelvinBot

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Done — removed the inputComponent: typeof TextInput parameter (along with the unused-vars eslint-disable and TextInput type import in the helper). Updated all 5 call sites to call getTextInputAutocorrectProps() with no argument.

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