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Explanation of Change

Follow-up to #89163, based on trj's comment asking whether we still need the second page in the Switch to Expensify Classic flow.

After the picker shipped, a dismissed: false user who clicks "Switch to Expensify Classic" on the reason page lands on DynamicExitSurveyConfirmPage (the "Thanks for the feedback" screen) and has to click "Switch to Expensify Classic" again before the redirect happens. That second click is redundant now that the reason page is the decision point.

This PR makes the reason page redirect straight to OldDot. The redirect logic that used to live on the confirm page button (switchToOldDot + dismissModal + openOldDotLink) now runs directly from the reason page's "Switch to Expensify Classic" button, so the survey path no longer routes through the confirm page.

The confirm page is kept. It is still reached by the "Quick tip" path, which a dismissed: true user hits when they come back to NewDot 30+ days after switching and click "Switch to Expensify Classic" again (hasBeenInNewDot30Days only hides the button for dismissed: false users, so dismissed: true users still see it and land on the quick-tip screen). That path does not involve a survey selection, so it is out of scope of trj's question and is left untouched.

Fixed Issues

$ https://github.com/Expensify/Expensify/issues/626358
PROPOSAL: N/A (internal work, follow-up requested on the issue thread)

Tests

Setup snippet to run in the DevTools console to put the test account into dismissed: false:

Onyx.merge('nvp_tryNewDot', {nudgeMigration: {timestamp: '2026-04-01 12:00:00'}, classicRedirect: {dismissed: false, timestamp: '2026-04-01 12:00:00'}});

Helper to read the NVP back:

Onyx.get('nvp_tryNewDot').then(v => console.log('dismissed:', v?.classicRedirect?.dismissed));
  1. Sign in to NewDot on web. Run the setup snippet.
  2. Open Settings and click "Switch to Expensify Classic". You should land on the reason page with the two buttons.
  3. Type a reason, then click "Switch to Expensify Classic".
  4. You should be taken straight to OldDot at expensify.com/inbox. There should be no "Thanks for the feedback" page in between.
  5. Run the read helper. It should log true.
  6. Run the setup snippet again, open the reason page, and click "Go back just once".
  7. You should be taken straight to OldDot, and the read helper should still log false (no NVP write).
  8. Confirm the survey path no longer shows a "Thanks for the feedback" page.

Quick-tip path is unchanged and should still work:
9. Run Onyx.merge('nvp_tryNewDot', {nudgeMigration: {timestamp: '2026-01-01 12:00:00'}, classicRedirect: {dismissed: true, timestamp: '2026-01-01 12:00:00'}}); to simulate a user who switched over a month ago.
10. Open Settings and click "Switch to Expensify Classic". You should still see the "Quick tip" screen, then "Take me to Expensify Classic" takes you to OldDot.

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

On web with dismissed: false, open the reason page and toggle DevTools Network to Offline. Both buttons should be disabled. Toggle back online and they re-enable.

QA Steps

Same as the Tests section, using the Onyx.merge setup snippet on staging.

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@allgandalf allgandalf changed the title Remove the exit survey confirm page and redirect to Classic directly Redirect to Expensify Classic directly from the exit survey reason page May 28, 2026
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allgandalf commented May 28, 2026

@ahmedGaber93 this is a follow up to the PR, we don't want to show the thank you screen after entering the reason

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nit: saveResponse doesn’t look like it’s used anywhere else, so we can remove it.

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NAB: Small cleanup comment #91924 (comment)
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@melvin-bot melvin-bot Bot changed the title Redirect to Expensify Classic directly from the exit survey reason page [Payment due @ahmedGaber93] Redirect to Expensify Classic directly from the exit survey reason page May 29, 2026
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