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Explanation of Change

Migrates InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions to TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions in useAutoFocusInput, useDialogContainerFocus, and removes it from MoneyRequestConfirmationList. Adds a skipDialogContainerFocus prop to HeaderWithBackButton/Header, used in IOURequestStepConfirmation to prevent the header back button from stealing focus when Keyboard navigation is used to get to the confirmation page, so the Enter key submits the expense instead of navigating back, and to allow removal of the InteractionManager usage in MoneyRequestConfirmationList which was basically calling blur to remove focus triggered in useDialogContainerFocus.

Fixed Issues

$ #83069
$ #71913
PROPOSAL: N/A

Tests

SelfDM (web):

  1. Go to the SelfDM chat
  2. Click on the plus button > Create expense
  3. Enter a valid amount and go to the next step
  4. Verify that the confirm button is not focused and that tapping Enter submits the expense

SelfDM with Keyboard navigation (web):

  1. Go to SelfDM chat
  2. Click on the plus button > Create expense
  3. Enter a valid amount
  4. Using Keyboard navigation focus the Next button and tap Enter
  5. Verify that the back button is not focused and the expense can be submitted by tapping Enter again

Keyboard navigation (web):

  1. Go to Account > Profile > Status
  2. Verify that Message input gets focused
  3. Use Keyboard navigation to focus the Clear after field and tap Enter
  4. Verify that Back button is focused and tap Enter to go back to the Status screen
  5. Verify that the Clear after field is still focused

Mobile native apps:

  1. Go to Account > Profile > Phone number
  2. Verify that the input field gets focused correctly after transition
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

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QA Steps

Same as tests

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Android: Native
Screen.Recording.2026-06-03.at.08.41.25.mov
iOS: Native
Screen.Recording.2026-06-03.at.08.55.04.mov
Android: mWeb Chrome
Screen.Recording.2026-05-29.at.12.01.05.mov
iOS: mWeb Safari
Screen.Recording.2026-05-29.at.11.59.57.mov
MacOS: Chrome / Safari

MoneyRequestConfirmationList:

Screen.Recording.2026-05-29.at.11.54.51.mov

MoneyRequestConfirmationList with Keyboard navigation (skipDialogContainerFocus used to skip focus in useDialogContainerFocus):

Screen.Recording.2026-06-02.at.16.09.10.mov
Screen.Recording.2026-06-02.at.16.12.49.mov

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P2 Badge Restore the delayed blur after keyboard navigation

When the old money-request flow is advanced by keyboard (for example, tab to the previous step's Next button and press Enter/Space), React Navigation's stack can leave that previous control focused while the confirmation screen is pushed. The confirmation CTA relies on pressOnEnter/useKeyboardShortcuts, and Button disables its Enter shortcut whenever useActiveElementRole() reports a focused button/textbox, so without the deleted delayed blurActiveElement() the user can land on confirmation with focus still on a hidden prior control and Enter won't submit until they click elsewhere. The removed focus effect was the only cleanup that handled this non-mouse path after the transition in the old flow.

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True, now it keeps back button focused after entering the confirmation screen via keyboard. Will restore the blur then

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@GCyganek GCyganek changed the title InteractionManager migration - MoneyRequestConfirmationList InteractionManager migration - MoneyRequestConfirmationList, useDialogContainerFocus, useAutoFocusInput Jun 2, 2026
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src/components/Header.tsx 100.00% <100.00%> (ø)
src/components/HeaderWithBackButton/index.tsx 89.10% <100.00%> (+0.10%) ⬆️
src/components/MoneyRequestConfirmationList.tsx 94.53% <ø> (+2.05%) ⬆️
...es/iou/request/step/IOURequestStepConfirmation.tsx 64.44% <ø> (ø)
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@ikevin127 in case you missed this 😅 I'll fix conflict shortly

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const focusTimeoutRef = useRef<NodeJS.Timeout | null>(null);
useFocusEffect(
useCallback(() => {
// Blurring the active element after transition fights AmountField focus in the new manual flow (RHP reopen).
if (isNewManualExpenseFlowEnabled) {
return undefined;
}
focusTimeoutRef.current = setTimeout(() => {
InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions(() => {
blurActiveElement();
});
}, CONST.ANIMATED_TRANSITION);
return () => focusTimeoutRef.current && clearTimeout(focusTimeoutRef.current);
}, [isNewManualExpenseFlowEnabled]),
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⚠️ Issue: Potential Regression for Other Flows Using MoneyRequestConfirmationList

Important: The removed useFocusEffect + blurActiveElement logic was running for all consumers of MoneyRequestConfirmationList (when !isNewManualExpenseFlowEnabled). By removing this blurring behavior entirely without replacing it on a per-flow basis, any other flow using this component that does not also pass shouldSkipFocusAfterTransition to its header will now retain focus on the first interactive element in the header (e.g., the back button), which could break keyboard/screen reader navigation in flows that previously relied on the blur.

Why this matters: The old code was a global workaround for a local problem. Removing it is correct, but the fix (shouldSkipFocusAfterTransition) is currently only applied in IOURequestStepConfirmation.tsx. If MoneyRequestConfirmationList is used within other modals or RHP panels, they might now exhibit incorrect focus behavior.

Suggested fix / verification: Add a quick audit or grep to identify all direct consumers of MoneyRequestConfirmationList. For example:

grep -rn "MoneyRequestConfirmationList" src/pages/ --include="*.tsx"

For any other non-deprecated consumers, verify if the focus landing on the back button is problematic. If it is, those flows should also receive shouldSkipFocusAfterTransition on their respective HeaderWithBackButton (or their wrapper should handle focus differently).

Severity: Medium — could cause keyboard navigation regressions in untested flows.

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Other components using MoneyRequestConfirmationList:

  • SubmitDetailsPage - native mobile app only, so no need to handle keyboard navigation
  • SplitBillDetailsPage - no submit button that could be triggered by tapping Enter, currently on prod after opening RHP with keyboard navigation there is a blur and tapping Enter does nothing, after these changes there is no blur so focus stays on Back button and Enter closes RHP which IMO is better than what we currently have considering the content of the RHP:
Screen.Recording.2026-06-10.at.08.35.15.mov

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🟢 LGTM

Just one mention here to be mindful-of before merging 🙌

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@roryabraham roryabraham merged commit e12017b into Expensify:main Jun 15, 2026
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🤖 I reviewed the changes in this PR and no help site documentation changes are required.

Why: This is an internal focus-management refactor with no user-facing behavior change to document:

  • Migrates the deprecated InteractionManager.runAfterInteractions to TransitionTracker.runAfterTransitions in useAutoFocusInput and useDialogContainerFocus, and removes it from MoneyRequestConfirmationList.
  • Adds an internal skipDialogContainerFocus / shouldSkipFocusAfterTransition prop on Header / HeaderWithBackButton, used by IOURequestStepConfirmation to keep the back button from stealing focus during keyboard navigation.

These are implementation-level changes to focus/keyboard-navigation timing and screen-reader announcement behavior. The help site articles under App/docs/articles document user-facing product features, settings, and workflows — none of which are altered here. There's no new feature, renamed UI label, or changed workflow that an end user would need documented.

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

@GCyganek, if you believe a specific user-facing behavior here should be documented (e.g., a keyboard-navigation/accessibility help article), let me know which article and I'll draft the update.

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