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Explanation of Change

Note: This is a re-creation of #89343 on a fresh branch from main, since the original branch could not be updated via GitHub's merge API (signed-commit validation timeouts due to large commit delta).

The chat switcher (Cmd+K / search) currently renders all matches in a single section. When SearchForReports returns, the entire list is re-ranked, causing rows to shift under the cursor or keyboard highlight — users accidentally open the wrong chat.

This PR splits the chat switcher into two fixed sections when a search query is active:

  1. "Recent chats" (top) — local/cached results rendered immediately. A frozen rank map (frozenLocalRank) captures the order of locally-known results at the moment the query changes. This map is stored in React state (useState / setState) and is only recomputed when autocompleteQueryValue changes, so server-driven Onyx writes that update recentReportsOptions do not alter the already-captured snapshot. The top section's rows are sorted by their captured rank, ensuring the order cannot change when server data arrives.

  2. "Search results" (bottom) — server-introduced results that were not in the local snapshot. While isSearchingForReports is true and no server results have arrived yet, a loading skeleton is shown. Only this section may reorder when new API data arrives.

When the query is empty, the existing single "Recent chats" section behaviour is preserved unchanged.

Fixed Issues

$ #88333

Tests

  1. Open the app and press Cmd+K (or tap the search icon) to open the chat switcher
  2. Verify the list shows a single "Recent chats" section with your recent conversations
  3. Type a search query (e.g. a contact name or chat name)
  4. Verify the list splits into two sections: "Recent chats" (top) and "Search results" (bottom)
  5. Verify local/cached results appear immediately in the "Recent chats" section
  6. Wait for server results to load — verify a loading skeleton appears in the "Search results" section while loading
  7. Once server results arrive, verify that the "Recent chats" section order does NOT change (rows should not shift)
  8. Verify new server-only results appear in the "Search results" section
  9. Clear the search query — verify the view returns to a single "Recent chats" section
  10. Select a result from each section and verify it navigates to the correct chat
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

  1. Turn off your network connection
  2. Open the chat switcher and type a search query
  3. Verify that local/cached results still appear in the "Recent chats" section
  4. Verify the "Search results" section shows a loading skeleton (since the server cannot respond)
  5. Turn the network back on and verify server results load into the "Search results" section

QA Steps

  1. Open the app and press Cmd+K to open the chat switcher
  2. Type a partial name of a contact or chat
  3. Verify the list splits into "Recent chats" and "Search results" sections
  4. Verify local results do not reorder when server results arrive
  5. Verify selecting a result from either section opens the correct chat
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Split the chat switcher into two fixed sections when a search query is active:
1. "Recent chats" (top) - local/cached results rendered immediately with frozen rank
2. "Search results" (bottom) - server-introduced results shown with loading skeleton

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🦜 Polyglot Parrot! 🦜

Squawk! Looks like you added some shiny new English strings. Allow me to parrot them back to you in other tongues:

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diff --git a/src/languages/de.ts b/src/languages/de.ts
index 920eb98a..f4cba3fb 100644
--- a/src/languages/de.ts
+++ b/src/languages/de.ts
@@ -7997,7 +7997,7 @@ Fügen Sie weitere Ausgabelimits hinzu, um den Cashflow Ihres Unternehmens zu sc
         withdrawalType: 'Auszahlungsart',
         recentSearches: 'Letzte Suchen',
         recentChats: 'Neueste Chats',
-        serverResults: 'Search results',
+        serverResults: 'Suchergebnisse',
         searchIn: 'Suchen in',
         askConcierge: (message: string) => `Frage Concierge „${message}“`,
         searchPlaceholder: 'Nach etwas suchen...',
diff --git a/src/languages/fr.ts b/src/languages/fr.ts
index b8b54dd9..dab2a75e 100644
--- a/src/languages/fr.ts
+++ b/src/languages/fr.ts
@@ -8026,7 +8026,7 @@ Ajoutez davantage de règles de dépenses pour protéger la trésorerie de l’e
         withdrawalType: 'Type de retrait',
         recentSearches: 'Recherches récentes',
         recentChats: 'Discussions récentes',
-        serverResults: 'Search results',
+        serverResults: 'Résultats de recherche',
         searchIn: 'Rechercher dans',
         askConcierge: (message: string) => `Demander à Concierge « ${message} »`,
         searchPlaceholder: 'Rechercher quelque chose...',
diff --git a/src/languages/it.ts b/src/languages/it.ts
index 3884f5ed..badbba0c 100644
--- a/src/languages/it.ts
+++ b/src/languages/it.ts
@@ -7989,7 +7989,7 @@ Aggiungi altre regole di spesa per proteggere il flusso di cassa aziendale.`,
         withdrawalType: 'Tipo di prelievo',
         recentSearches: 'Ricerche recenti',
         recentChats: 'Chat recenti',
-        serverResults: 'Search results',
+        serverResults: 'Risultati di ricerca',
         searchIn: 'Cerca in',
         askConcierge: (message: string) => `Chiedi a Concierge “${message}”`,
         searchPlaceholder: 'Cerca qualcosa...',
diff --git a/src/languages/ja.ts b/src/languages/ja.ts
index ab403741..b8bfa568 100644
--- a/src/languages/ja.ts
+++ b/src/languages/ja.ts
@@ -7887,7 +7887,7 @@ ${reportName}
         withdrawalType: '出金の種類',
         recentSearches: '最近の検索',
         recentChats: '最近のチャット',
-        serverResults: 'Search results',
+        serverResults: '検索結果',
         searchIn: '検索対象',
         askConcierge: (message: string) => `Concierge に「${message}」と聞く`,
         searchPlaceholder: '何かを検索...',
diff --git a/src/languages/nl.ts b/src/languages/nl.ts
index f92f1c62..179b8cec 100644
--- a/src/languages/nl.ts
+++ b/src/languages/nl.ts
@@ -7947,7 +7947,7 @@ er bestedingsregels toe om de kasstroom van het bedrijf te beschermen.`,
         withdrawalType: 'Type opname',
         recentSearches: 'Recente zoekopdrachten',
         recentChats: 'Recente chats',
-        serverResults: 'Search results',
+        serverResults: 'Zoekresultaten',
         searchIn: 'Zoeken in',
         askConcierge: (message: string) => `Vraag Concierge: “${message}”`,
         searchPlaceholder: 'Zoek iets...',
diff --git a/src/languages/pl.ts b/src/languages/pl.ts
index 54e1294b..9d2454b3 100644
--- a/src/languages/pl.ts
+++ b/src/languages/pl.ts
@@ -7951,7 +7951,7 @@ Dodaj więcej zasad wydatków, żeby chronić płynność finansową firmy.`,
         withdrawalType: 'Typ wypłaty',
         recentSearches: 'Ostatnie wyszukiwania',
         recentChats: 'Ostatnie czaty',
-        serverResults: 'Search results',
+        serverResults: 'Wyniki wyszukiwania',
         searchIn: 'Szukaj w',
         askConcierge: (message: string) => `Zapytaj Concierge: „${message}”`,
         searchPlaceholder: 'Wyszukaj coś...',
diff --git a/src/languages/pt-BR.ts b/src/languages/pt-BR.ts
index 17319080..f1001c77 100644
--- a/src/languages/pt-BR.ts
+++ b/src/languages/pt-BR.ts
@@ -7936,7 +7936,7 @@ Adicione mais regras de gasto para proteger o fluxo de caixa da empresa.`,
         withdrawalType: 'Tipo de saque',
         recentSearches: 'Pesquisas recentes',
         recentChats: 'Chats recentes',
-        serverResults: 'Search results',
+        serverResults: 'Resultados da pesquisa',
         searchIn: 'Pesquisar em',
         askConcierge: (message: string) => `Perguntar ao Concierge “${message}”`,
         searchPlaceholder: 'Pesquisar algo...',
diff --git a/src/languages/zh-hans.ts b/src/languages/zh-hans.ts
index 74694c89..a864c2ef 100644
--- a/src/languages/zh-hans.ts
+++ b/src/languages/zh-hans.ts
@@ -7748,7 +7748,7 @@ ${reportName}
         withdrawalType: '提款类型',
         recentSearches: '最近搜索',
         recentChats: '最近聊天',
-        serverResults: 'Search results',
+        serverResults: '搜索结果',
         searchIn: '搜索范围',
         askConcierge: (message: string) => `询问 Concierge“${message}”`,
         searchPlaceholder: '搜索内容...',

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

Files with missing lines Coverage Δ
src/components/Search/SearchAutocompleteList.tsx 92.67% <100.00%> (+3.65%) ⬆️
... and 11 files with indirect coverage changes

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All CI checks are passing — there are no code-related failures to fix.

Results summary:

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  • All 8 Jest test jobs, Storybook tests — all pass
  • All 4 builds (Android debug, iOS debug, etc.) — all pass
  • Codecov, Snyk (license + security), CLA, translations — all pass
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@MelvinBot pull main

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Merged main into this branch. The branch is now up to date.

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@MelvinBot you wrongly copied translations. See #91282 (comment)

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Fixed the translations for serverResults — replaced English "Search results" with proper translations in all 8 non-English language files (de, fr, it, ja, nl, pl, pt-BR, zh-hans).

sectionIndex: sectionIndex++,
customHeader: (
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if (isSearchingForReports && serverRows.length === 0) {
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@MelvinBot when searching for reports and no result, just show simple loading indicator instead of complex skeleton view.

See this design:

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And section header with customHeader is never rendered when data length is 0.

Replace OptionsListSkeletonView with ActivityIndicator for the server
results loading state. Also fix useFlattenedSections to render
customHeader even when section data is empty.

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Done. Two changes pushed:

  1. Replaced skeleton with ActivityIndicator in the server results section (SearchAutocompleteList.tsx:520-525)
  2. Fixed customHeader not rendering when data is empty — updated the hasHeader condition in useFlattenedSections.ts:55 to also render the header when customHeader is present, regardless of data length.

The useMemo at line 429 references theme.spinner but theme was not
included in the dependency array, causing a React Compiler compliance
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Fixed the React Compiler Compliance failure: added missing theme dependency to the useMemo (sections generation) in SearchAutocompleteList. The memo used theme.spinner but theme was not in the dependency array.

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  1. Fixed customHeader not rendering when data is empty — updated the hasHeader condition in useFlattenedSections.ts:55 to also render the header when customHeader is present, regardless of data length.

@MelvinBot Won't this cause regression in other places?

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No, regression risk is low. Only 3 consumers pass customHeader on sections:

Consumer Empty data possible? Impact
SearchAutocompleteList.tsx:477-493 (skeleton) Yes (data: []) Intended fix
SearchAutocompleteList.tsx:519-527 (spinner) Yes Intended fix
GroupByPopup.tsx:46 (divider) Unlikely Negligible — just renders a divider
useConfirmationSections.ts:74 No — always has payeeOption Zero effect

One minor note: SearchAutocompleteList.tsx:584 has its own local hasHeader calculation that still uses the old logic (hasData && ...). This creates a theoretical inconsistency with the hook's updated logic for firstRecentReportFlatIndex computation. In practice it's mitigated because the isLoadingOptions guard at line 605 prevents focus-setting while loading (the only time the divergence is active), but aligning line 584 with the hook's logic would be cleaner.

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
import type {ForwardedRef, RefObject} from 'react';
import React, {useEffect, useMemo, useRef, useState} from 'react';
import {ActivityIndicator} from 'react-native';
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@MelvinBot this should be imported from @components

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Fixed — switched to the @components/ActivityIndicator wrapper and added reasonAttributes for telemetry.

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if (isSearchingForReports && serverRows.length === 0) {
bottomSection.customHeader = (
<ActivityIndicator
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size="large"

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@MelvinBot remove bottom loading indicator since we already have loading indicator in search input.
We can add this back when design team requests.

double loading

The search input already has its own loading indicator, so the bottom
ActivityIndicator in the server results section is redundant.

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Removed the bottom loading indicator (ActivityIndicator) from the server results section. The search input already has its own loading indicator, so this was redundant.

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@MelvinBot fix failing checks

const sectionDataLength = section.data?.length ?? 0;
itemsTotalCount += sectionDataLength;
const hasHeader = sectionDataLength > 0 && (section.customHeader ?? section.title);
const hasHeader = (sectionDataLength > 0 || section.customHeader) && (section.customHeader ?? section.title);
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@MelvinBot no longer need this change as loading indicator was removed

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Reverted — restored the original hasHeader condition since the loading indicator customHeader on empty sections is gone.

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Fixed the failing ESLint and React Compiler checks: removed unused theme dependency from the useMemo in SearchAutocompleteList (along with the now-unused useTheme import).

- Fix unsafe return type in useFilteredOptions mock
- Replace `require<typeof import(...)>` with `jest.requireActual<typeof Module>`
- Remove non-existent `categoryOptions` property from Options mock
- Remove unused variable assignments (aliceEl, bobEl, charlieEl)
- Remove unused `getKeywordQueryWithCurrentSearchContext` import lost during merge

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Merged main and fixed lint/typecheck errors:

  • Fixed @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-return in useFilteredOptions mock
  • Replaced forbidden import() type annotation with proper typeof import pattern
  • Removed non-existent categoryOptions property from Options mock (fixes typecheck)
  • Removed unused variable assignments in order-stability test
  • Removed stale getKeywordQueryWithCurrentSearchContext import lost during merge

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making a build so the @Expensify/design team can test the ux of this change

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I feel like this is testing well to my eye, but would love some more 👀 from @Expensify/design.

Also, we're missing the little headers from the original mock, and I kinda think those are important so you somewhat understand why the results are split.

CleanShot 2026-05-26 at 10 32 45@2x CleanShot 2026-05-26 at 10 34 13

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mkhutornyi commented May 26, 2026

Also, we're missing the little headers from the original mock, and I kinda think those are important so you somewhat understand why the results are split.

I intentionally removed "Recent chats" title when typed something to match production behavior. Should we restore it back?

staging.mov

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Let's see what the rest of the @Expensify/design team thinks.

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Also, we're missing the little headers from the original mock, and I kinda think those are important so you somewhat understand why the results are split.

Yeah, this is my general sentiment as well but I don't feel strongly. But it does seem like the whole point of this was to have separate sections, each denoted by a small heading.

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If we add "Recent chats" title, where does non-existing user go to?
Asking because it's weird to me that new user belongs to "Recent chats".

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Not sure I'm totally following. Mind explaining a bit more?

We added the title Recents to the local/cached/offline search results to kinda denote that these are available immediately. I think breaking them up somehow makes it less weird that the top (immediately available) results might not match your search term as well as some of the ones lower down in the list, while also not shuffling the order of the items around once more results do load.

I'm down to use different words but I do think it's important to have the two sections delineated.

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This is non-existing user with default avatar

Screenshot 2026-05-26 at 9 14 54 PM

Is that fine?

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I'm down to use different words but I do think it's important to have the two sections delineated.

Agree. The latest looks fine but could we get a video? I think the crucial thing here is to see how it changes as you search

localRows.sort((a, b) => (frozenLocalRank.get(a.keyForList ?? '') ?? 0) - (frozenLocalRank.get(b.keyForList ?? '') ?? 0));

if (localRows.length > 0 || !isLoadingOptions) {
pushSection({title: undefined, data: localRows, sectionIndex: sectionIndex++});
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pushSection({title: undefined, data: localRows, sectionIndex: sectionIndex++});
pushSection({title: translate('search.recentChats'), data: localRows, sectionIndex: sectionIndex++});

@MelvinBot ^ and pull main

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Applied the suggestion (added recentChats title to the local section) and merged main.

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Please generate new build and do final test with real data.

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Building now 🚀

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Seems to work fairly well to me?

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@MelvinBot fix failing test and pull main

MelvinBot and others added 2 commits May 27, 2026 08:15
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Co-authored-by: mkhutornyi <mkhutornyi@users.noreply.github.com>
The local results section in the two-section chat switcher should not
display a section title when a search query is active. Only the server
results section should show a 'Search results' header.

Co-authored-by: mkhutornyi <mkhutornyi@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixed the failing test and merged main:

  1. Test fix: The local results section was rendering a "Recent chats" title during active search, but the tests (correctly) expect no title for the local section — only the server section should show "Search results". Changed the local section title from translate('search.recentChats') to undefined when a query is active.

  2. Merged main into the branch.

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@MelvinBot you wrongly fixed. Revert 3486450 and instead fix unit tests, not in SearchAutocompleteList.tsx‎

Reverts the component change from 3486450 that removed the "Recent
chats" title from the local section. Instead, updates the unit tests
to match the intended behavior: the "Recent chats" header stays
visible for the local section even when a search query is active.

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Reverted the SearchAutocompleteList.tsx change and fixed the unit tests instead — the "Recent chats" header now correctly stays visible in the local section during active search, matching the component's intended behavior.

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I'm getting a bit of this weird autoscroll when typing:

CleanShot.2026-05-27.at.19.30.29.mp4

Feels like the scroll position shouldn't change but rather just the content to change

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I'm getting a bit of this weird autoscroll when typing:

CleanShot.2026-05-27.at.19.30.29.mp4
Feels like the scroll position shouldn't change but rather just the content to change

Autoscroll also happens in production. We can fix this separately if it's bug. Otherwise looks good?

autoscroll.mov

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