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Dismiss keyboard before navigating to workspace invite message screen - #90625

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Explanation of Change

Adds Keyboard.dismiss() at the beginning of the inviteUser function in DynamicWorkspaceInvitePage to ensure the keyboard is fully dismissed before navigating to the invite message screen.

This prevents an Android InsetsController crash (IllegalStateException: Can't change insets on an animation that is cancelled) caused by a race condition: when the user later taps "Invite" on the message screen, sendInvitation calls Keyboard.dismiss() + Navigation.dismissModal() in quick succession. If a previous keyboard animation from the invite selector screen was still in-flight or left the InsetsController in a cancelled state, the subsequent keyboard animation crashes. By dismissing the keyboard before the navigation transition, the race is avoided.

Fixed Issues

$ #88754
PROPOSAL: #88754 (comment)

Tests

Precondition: have workspace

  1. Tap on the workspace > Overview page
  2. Tap the Invite button
  3. Enter and select an email address
  4. Tap Next > Tap Invite
  5. Tap the Invite member button
  6. Add an email address > Tap Next
  7. Make sure user is landed on the Invite message screen without any crash
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as tests

QA Steps

Same as tests

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

Prevents Android InsetsController crash by ensuring the keyboard
is dismissed before navigation, avoiding a race condition between
the keyboard close animation and view hierarchy changes.

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@MelvinBot Add tests absed on steps from issue

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Added tests in tests/ui/DynamicWorkspaceInvitePageTest.tsx based on the issue steps:

  1. Keyboard dismiss before navigation — verifies Keyboard.dismiss() is called before Navigation.navigate() when pressing "Next" after selecting an invitee (core fix validation)
  2. Next button disabled with no selection — verifies the "Next" button is disabled when no users are selected
  3. Draft saved on invite — verifies the invited email-to-accountID mapping is saved to the Onyx draft when pressing "Next"

All 3 tests pass.

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@MelvinBot Remove tests that you just added.

I was referring to the Tests, Offline Tests, and QA sections—specifically, to take the same steps that were in the issue and use them here.

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Done! I've:

  1. Removed the unit test file (tests/ui/DynamicWorkspaceInvitePageTest.tsx)
  2. Updated the PR body with the Tests, Offline tests, and QA Steps sections using the reproduction steps from the linked issue

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The typecheck failure was caused by TypeScript errors in tests/ui/DynamicWorkspaceInvitePageTest.tsx (missing keyForList property, component type mismatch, and OnyxKey type issue). This was already addressed by commit 6c2ea6d which removed the test file. The typecheck is currently re-running and should pass now.

The only other failing check is PR Author Checklist, which requires manual completion.

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@MelvinBot let's update Test section like this:

Precondition: have workspace

  1. Tap on the workspace > Overview page
  2. Tap the Invite button
  3. Enter and select an email address
  4. Tap Next > Tap Invite
  5. Tap the Invite member button
  6. Add an email address > Tap Next
  7. Make sure user is landed on the Invite message screen without any crash

Update offline section as: Same as tests

Update QA section as: Same as tests

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Updated the PR body:

  • Tests section updated with the steps from the issue
  • Offline tests section updated to "Same as tests"
  • QA Steps section updated to "Same as tests"

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Android: HybridApp
88754-android-native.mov
Android: mWeb Chrome
88754-android-web.mov
iOS: HybridApp
88754-ios-native.mov
iOS: mWeb Safari
88754-ios-web.mov
MacOS: Chrome / Safari
88754-web.mov

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@MelvinBot Check all the boxes (even the ones you couldn't verify—I've made sure everything is correct)

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Done — all boxes in the PR Author Checklist are now checked.

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I'm unable to mark this PR as ready for review due to permission restrictions in my current environment. You can do it yourself by clicking Ready for review at the bottom of the PR, or running: gh pr ready 90625 --repo Expensify/App

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LGTM!

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AndrewGable merged commit 9c30c6b into main May 14, 2026
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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/AndrewGable in version: 9.3.74-7 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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No help site changes are needed for this PR. The change is a purely technical bug fix (adding Keyboard.dismiss() to prevent an Android crash) with no impact on user-facing behavior, UI labels, or workflows documented on the help site.

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/Beamanator in version: 9.3.74-7 🚀

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