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Replaces InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions with TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions in cleanupAfterExpenseCreate and BaseLoginForm. Adds a waitForUpcomingTransition flag to correctly defer draft-transaction cleanup past all sequential transitions (e.g. fullscreen replace + modal dismiss) that follow an expense submit.

Fixed Issues

$ #71913
$ #83071

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  1. Navigate to the Search screen and tap the FAB to create a new expense (IOU). Fill in some data.
  2. Submit the expense and observe the modal closing.
  3. Verify that the data inside the modal does not reset and remains until the dismiss animation fully completes.

  1. Navigate to the Home screen and tap the FAB to create a new expense (IOU). Fill in some data.
  2. Submit the expense and observe the navigation: first the fullscreen screen beneath the RHP switches to Search, then the modal closes.
  3. Verify that the data inside the modal does not reset and remains as entered throughout both transitions (fullscreen replace + modal dismiss).

  1. Navigate to the sign-in screen on a mobile browser (iOS Safari / Android Chrome).
  2. Tap the email input to focus it - the keyboard appears.
  3. Verify that the "Sign in" button remains visible and tappable after the keyboard open transition completes.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Same as tests

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@collectioneur collectioneur changed the title migrate two more usages Migrate InteractionManager - (Newly added usages) part 2 Jun 30, 2026
@collectioneur collectioneur changed the title Migrate InteractionManager - (Newly added usages) part 2 Migrate InteractionManager - (Newly added usages) part 3 Jun 30, 2026
InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions(() => {
htmlDivElementRef(submitContainerRef).current?.scrollIntoView?.({behavior: 'smooth', block: 'end'});
});
htmlDivElementRef(submitContainerRef).current?.scrollIntoView?.({behavior: 'smooth', block: 'end'});

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In the other cases, we added a transaction tracker, but here we only removed the Interaction Manager and aren't adding anything in its place. Is this definitely the expected behavior?

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I tried to reproduce the bug that was originally fixed by adding this InteractionManager instance, but I couldn't trigger it anymore. Since it's been a while since we first encountered it, I think it’s safe to remove it here

callback: () => {
TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions({
waitForUpcomingTransition,
callback: () => {

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I'm wondering if there might be a simpler way to do this. The double nesting of the transaction tracker and a callback returning another callback feel a bit complex at first glance.

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`function cleanupAfterExpenseCreate({draftTransactionIDs, linkedTrackedExpenseReportAction, waitForUpcomingTransition = false}: CleanupAfterExpenseCreateParams) {
const removeDrafts = () => removeDraftTransactionsByIDs(draftTransactionIDs);

if (waitForUpcomingTransition) {
    // Navigation is about to fire up to two sequential transitions (fullscreen replace -> modal dismiss).
    // Wait for the first, then wait again for a possible second, so drafts are cleared only after everything
    // has settled and never mid-animation.
    TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions({
        waitForUpcomingTransition: true,
        callback: () => TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions({waitForUpcomingTransition: true, callback: removeDrafts}),
    });
} else {
    // No navigation following: just defer past any in-flight transition (e.g. the modal dismiss).
    TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions({waitForUpcomingTransition: false, callback: removeDrafts});
}

if (linkedTrackedExpenseReportAction?.childReportID) {
    const trackReport = Navigation.getReportRouteByID(linkedTrackedExpenseReportAction.childReportID);
    if (trackReport?.key) {
        Navigation.removeScreenByKey(trackReport.key);
    }
}

}`

Maybe we could move in this direction instead. I'm not sure whether what I wrote would behave exactly the same, but my main concern is the deep nesting of callbacks and transaction trackers. This approach removes one level of nesting, and perhaps we could flatten it even further.

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I’ve added a more detailed comment in this section explaining why the nested TransitionTracker is needed. I believe we still have to keep this workaround for now.

linkedTrackedExpenseReportAction?: OnyxEntry<ReportAction>;
/** Pass true when navigation will be dispatched right after this call (defers cleanup past all transitions).
* Pass false when there is no upcoming navigation (cleanup runs after current transitions or immediately). */
waitForUpcomingTransition?: boolean;

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If waitForUpcomingTransition is set to true, we call the transaction tracker, which then returns a callback that also waits for the transaction tracker. Doesn't that mean we're effectively waiting for two transitions? The name suggests we're only waiting for a single upcoming transition.

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Yep, I’ve also explained this in a comment in this file, let me know if this makes it clearer!

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LGTM!

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P2 Badge Avoid waiting for a nonexistent second transition

When cleanupAndNavigateAfterExpenseCreate passes waitForUpcomingTransition: true, this inner wait always waits up to CONST.MAX_TRANSITION_START_WAIT_MS for a second transition even for a normal single-transition submit. During that extra second, the user can open a new expense; those flows reuse CONST.IOU.OPTIMISTIC_TRANSACTION_ID for the fresh draft, and the delayed removeDraftTransactionsByIDs(draftTransactionIDs) from the previous submit can then remove the new draft and wipe the newly entered fields. Please only wait for a second transition when one is actually scheduled, or clean up before a new draft can reuse the same ID.

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Yep, good catch - the nested inner waitForUpcomingTransition was waiting up to 1s for a second transition that never comes on single dismiss. Removed it; cleanup now runs right after the one real transition. Manually tested inbox + workspaces on wide/narrow, including immediately starting a new expense after submit - new draft doesn't get wiped.

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linkedTrackedExpenseReportAction?: OnyxEntry<ReportAction>;
/** Pass true when navigation will be dispatched right after this call (defers cleanup past the upcoming transition).
* Pass false when there is no upcoming navigation (cleanup runs after current transitions or immediately). */
waitForUpcomingTransition?: boolean;

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waitForUpcomingTransition?: boolean;
shouldWaitForUpcomingTransition?: boolean;

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Updated, thanks!

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/roryabraham in version: 9.4.29-0 🚀

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🤖 No help site changes required.

I reviewed the changes in this PR against the help site content under App/docs/articles, and no documentation updates are needed.

Why: This is a purely internal timing refactor. It swaps InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions for TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions and adds a shouldWaitForUpcomingTransition flag to defer draft-transaction cleanup past sequential transitions, plus a related scroll-timing tweak in the sign-in form.

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  • src/libs/Navigation/helpers/cleanupAfterExpenseCreate.ts / cleanupAndNavigateAfterExpenseCreate.ts — changes when draft-transaction cleanup runs relative to navigation/dismiss animations. No change to what the user sees or does.
  • src/pages/signin/LoginForm/BaseLoginForm.tsx — adjusts scroll-into-view timing so the "Sign in" button stays visible after the mobile keyboard opens. This corrects existing behavior; it does not add or rename any feature, setting, or button.
  • The remaining changes are unit-test updates.

There are no new or renamed features, tabs, settings labels, workflows, or buttons — nothing that any help article describes. No draft PR was created because there is nothing to document.

Since no docs changes are needed, I did not open a draft help site PR.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/roryabraham in version: 9.4.31-0 🚀

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🤖 No help site changes required.

I reviewed the changes in this PR against the help site content under docs/articles, and no documentation updates are needed. No draft PR was created.

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This PR is a purely internal refactor with no user-facing or documented-behavior change:

  • Replaces InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions with TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions in cleanupAfterExpenseCreate and BaseLoginForm, and adds an internal shouldWaitForUpcomingTransition flag to defer draft-transaction cleanup past sequential navigation transitions.
  • The only observable effect is a timing fix (expense draft data no longer resets before the dismiss animation completes; the sign-in button stays visible after the keyboard opens on mobile web). This is animation/transition-timing plumbing, not a feature, setting, workflow, label, or capability that the help site documents.

I also searched docs/articles for any content describing this behavior (draft-transaction cleanup, dismiss animation, transition timing) and found nothing that references or would need to reflect this change.

No feature names, tab names, settings labels, or buttons are introduced or renamed, so there is nothing to verify against the live UI.

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