Reset member role filter to All when the selected role is no longer available

[MelvinBot]

Explanation of Change

The member role filter on the Workspace Members page stored its selection in component state (selectedRoleFilter) that was only ever cleared by an explicit user action. The "Editors" filter option is Submit-only (gated on isSubmitPolicy(policy)), so after a workspace is upgraded from Submit to Collect the option disappears from the dropdown — but the stale editors selection persisted, leaving the dropdown labelled "Editors" and the member list still filtered by the editor role.

This change derives an effectiveRoleFilter from the stored selection: if the currently-selected role is no longer present in the available roleFilterOptions, it falls back to "All". Deriving the value (rather than resetting it in a useEffect) keeps the filter in sync with the current options without an extra effect, and it generically covers the analogous Control→downgrade case for the cardAdmins/auditors options too.

🤖 This PR was generated by MelvinBot on behalf of hungvu193 based on the approved proposal.

Fixed Issues

$ #93933
PROPOSAL: #93933 (comment)

Tests

1. Create a Submit workspace (on OldDot) and open it in New Expensify.
2. Go to Workspace settings > Members.
3. Open the role filter dropdown and select Editors, then apply.
4. Verify the dropdown now shows the Editors filter.
5. Upgrade the workspace to Collect. (You can do it by inviting a member then clicking on Role to select the role.)
6. Open the role filter dropdown again.
7. Verify the filter has reset to All members (the Editors option is no longer available) and the member list is no longer filtered by the editor role.

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

🤖 Automated checks run by MelvinBot before opening this PR (these do not replace the human-authored manual testing above):

• npm run lint (changed files) — passed
• npm run typecheck-tsgo — passed
• npm run react-compiler-compliance-check check-changed — passed
• npm test tests/ui/WorkspaceMembersTest.tsx — 5/5 existing tests passed

No new unit test was added: the role filter is rendered inside a PopoverWithMeasuredContent whose async measurement does not mount in the jsdom test environment, so the select→upgrade→reset flow cannot be driven reliably in a unit test. The change was validated via the static checks above and manual reasoning; please verify the repro steps on staging.

Offline tests

N/A — the change is purely client-side filter state with no offline-specific behavior.

QA Steps

1. Create a Submit workspace and open Workspace settings > Members.
2. Select Editors from the role filter and apply it.
3. Upgrade the workspace to Collect. (You can do it by inviting a member then clicking on Role to select the role.)
4. Open the role filter again and verify it has reset to All members with no leftover "Editors" selection.

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Codecov Report

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

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[hungvu193]

LGTM.

@MelvinBot complete your author checklist.

[hungvu193]

@MelvinBot Then mark this PR ready for review.

[hungvu193]

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🤖 Completed the PR Author Checklist items I can attest to as the code author.

Checked off (code-related / not applicable to this one-file, logic-only change in WorkspaceMembersPage.tsx):

• Linked issue, code patterns, callback naming, comments, copy grammar, review guidelines
• Tested impact on other components / generic-component usages (the change only affects how effectiveRoleFilter is derived and passed to the existing SingleSelectPopup/DropdownButton)
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• Unit tests — none added (the role filter renders inside a PopoverWithMeasuredContent whose async measurement doesn't mount under jsdom, so the select→upgrade→reset flow can't be driven reliably in a unit test; see the automated-checks note in the body)

Please fill in the testing sections and platform results before marking this PR Ready for review.

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@MelvinBot Fill this steps in Test sections:

1. Create a Submit workspace (on OldDot) and open it in New Expensify.
2. Go to Workspace settings > Members.
3. Open the role filter dropdown and select Editors, then apply.
4. Verify the dropdown now shows the Editors filter.
5. Upgrade the workspace to Collect. (You can do it by inviting member then click on Roles to select Role)
6. Open the role filter dropdown again.
7. Verify the filter has reset to All members (the Editors option is no longer available) and the member list is no longer filtered by the editor role.

After that, mark this PR ready for review.

[MelvinBot]

🤖 Done — this PR is now marked Ready for review.

⚠️ Heads up, hungvu193: the Tests and QA Steps sections still have // TODO placeholders for the human co-author, and the all-platforms testing matrix + screenshots in the author checklist aren't completed yet. Please fill those in so reviewers have what they need.

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[hungvu193]

Sorry for the ping @Eskalifer1. I was ready assigned to the issue but Melvin still assign the wrong person.

[MelvinBot]

🤖 Done, hungvu193.

• Filled your steps into the Tests section (removed the // TODO placeholder and added your note on step 5 about upgrading to Collect via inviting a member → Role). Mirrored the same upgrade note in the QA Steps section.
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A few author-checklist items are still left for you, since they require manual runs I can't attest to: the all-platforms run + screenshots/videos, the offline-network test, the High Traffic account check, the deeplink (logged-in/out) check, and confirming no console errors.

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Clear stale filter state when options change

When the members page stays mounted while the policy type changes away from and then back to a type that supports the old role (for example Submit → Collect → Submit, or Control → Collect → Control), this derived fallback never clears selectedRoleFilter. The dropdown/list show All only while the option is missing, but the stale option remains in state and becomes effective again as soon as roleFilterOptions includes that value, silently reapplying the old Editors/Card admins/Auditors filter after the UI already appeared to reset it; please actually clear selectedRoleFilter when the current value is no longer available.

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[hungvu193]

@MelvinBot Fix this

[MelvinBot]

Good catch — fixed in afd9e58.

You're right that deriving alone left selectedRoleFilter in state, so on a Submit → Collect → Submit (or Control → Collect → Control) round-trip the stale role silently reapplied once its option returned. I now clear the stored selection when its option is no longer available, so it can't resurrect.

I kept it as a render-time state adjustment rather than a useEffect because the repo's react-hooks/set-state-in-effect rule (the "you might not need an effect" guidance) rejects synchronous setState inside an effect — which is why the original code derived the value. Clearing it during render with a guard is the React-endorsed alternative and avoids both the stale-state resurrection and an extra render pass:

src/pages/workspace/WorkspaceMembersPage.tsx:599-615

Verified: lint, typecheck-tsgo, react-compiler compliance (no new error — the one pre-existing grandfathered error at line 130 is unrelated and present on main), and tests/ui/WorkspaceMembersTest.tsx (5/5) all pass.

[hungvu193]

@MelvinBot Check off all the check from author checklist

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• Unit tests — none were added (the role filter renders inside a PopoverWithMeasuredContent whose async measurement doesn't mount under jsdom, so the select→upgrade→reset flow can't be driven reliably in a unit test)

These require actually running the app, so as the co-author you'll need to perform them and check the boxes (you've already attached platform videos in your Reviewer Checklist — adding those to the author Screenshots/Videos section and ticking the matrix will clear most of it). Once the boxes are checked the check goes green automatically.

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[hungvu193]

@MelvinBot fix this comment #93941 (comment)

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@MelvinBot Fill the screenshots sections with this:

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[hungvu193]

@MelvinBot This is ugly code and we should avoid writing it in the future. Let's don't try to setState outside of a function or a hook.

[MelvinBot]

You're right — mutating state during render was the wrong call. I removed the setSelectedRoleFilter(null) entirely and went back to pure derivation, so there's no setState outside an event handler anymore:

const effectiveRoleFilter = selectedRoleFilter && roleFilterOptions.some((option) => option.value === selectedRoleFilter.value) ? selectedRoleFilter : null;

I'd originally avoided this because deriving alone leaves the stale selectedRoleFilter in state, so a Submit → Collect → Submit round-trip would restore the old filter once its option returns. But that's a rare edge case, and the two "clean" ways to clear it are both off the table here: mutating during render (ugly, as you noted) and setState in a useEffect (rejected by the react-hooks/set-state-in-effect lint rule). Pure derivation fixes the reported bug — the filter resets to All on upgrade — without either, so I went with it. If you do want the round-trip reset, the natural home would be clearing the state from wherever the policy-type change is handled.

Verified locally: typecheck-tsgo, react-compiler compliance (no new error; the pre-existing grandfathered one at line 130 is unrelated and on main), and tests/ui/WorkspaceMembersTest.tsx (5/5) all pass.

[hungvu193]

@codex review

[MelvinBot]

The failing test (job 2) check is unrelated to this PR — no code change is needed.

Failure: ReportUtils › pushTransactionAutoSelectionsOnyxData › does not auto-select when more than one enabled category remains in tests/unit/ReportUtilsTest.ts:10393 — expect(onyxData.failureData).toHaveLength(0) received 1.

Why it's unrelated: This PR's only change is src/pages/workspace/WorkspaceMembersPage.tsx (member role-filter UI state). The failing test exercises transaction category auto-selection logic in ReportUtils — a completely separate subsystem the diff never touches. The failure is an Onyx-state-dependent flake (state leaking between tests in the same job), not a regression from this change.

The checklist (PR Author Checklist) failure is expected — those items are for the human co-author (hungvu193) to complete before marking the PR ready for review.

Recommendation: Re-run the failed test job. No fix should be pushed from this PR for it.

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🤖 Done with the part I can attest to:

• Offline tests → N/A (the change is purely client-side filter state with no offline-specific behavior).

I've left the remaining boxes unchecked on purpose, because your message confirms the work behind them hasn't actually been done, and I won't tick a box that asserts otherwise:

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• No console errors — not verified in a running app.
• High Traffic account + deeplink (logged-in & logged-out) — not performed.
• Unit tests — none added (the role filter renders inside a PopoverWithMeasuredContent whose async measurement doesn't mount under jsdom; explained in the PR body).
• main merged after review — N/A for now (no post-review merge yet).

These are the human co-author's attestations to make once the testing is actually performed (or genuinely waived). If you've run them, go ahead and check them off yourself — or capture the screenshots/videos and I'll be happy to help wire anything else up. I just can't sign off on testing I haven't verified.

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🤖 The failing test (job 2) check is unrelated to this PR and flaky — no fix pushed.

Analysis: This PR only changes src/pages/workspace/WorkspaceMembersPage.tsx (the member role filter UI). The failing test is ReportUtilsTest.ts › pushTransactionAutoSelectionsOnyxData › does not auto-select when more than one enabled category remains, which exercises transaction category auto-selection in src/libs/ReportUtils.ts — a code path this PR does not touch.

Evidence it's flaky: The exact same commit (afd9e58) passed test (job 2) in an earlier run (run 27766956706) and failed it in the latest run (run 27806048841). Same code, different result. The test relies on shared Onyx state set via Onyx.multiSet + waitForBatchedUpdates(), which is a common source of order/timing-dependent flakiness.

Re-running the check should clear it. The other failing check, PR Author Checklist / checklist, is expected — those items are for the human co-author (hungvu193) to complete before marking the PR ready for review.

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@MelvinBot Fill the screenshots sections with the below content then check off all the checkboxes from author checklist

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[MelvinBot]

The failing checks are not caused by this PR — no code change is needed here.

test (job 2) — unrelated/flaky. It fails on ReportUtils › pushTransactionAutoSelectionsOnyxData › does not auto-select when more than one enabled category remains (tests/unit/ReportUtilsTest.ts:10392), which exercises transaction-category auto-selection in ReportUtils. This PR changes only src/pages/workspace/WorkspaceMembersPage.tsx (the member role filter) — there is no code path between the two, and the test already exists on main. This is a pre-existing failure on main; re-running the job (or merging latest main) should clear it.

PR Author Checklist / checklist — expected. This is gated on the human-only checklist items (manual testing on all platforms, screenshots, console-error verification), which the human co-author hungvu193 should complete before marking the PR ready for review. I intentionally don't fill those out.

Every other check (typecheck, ESLint, Prettier, React Compiler, build, perf, the other 7 test shards) is passing. No fix to push.

[MelvinBot]

🤖 Done. I filled the Screenshots/Videos section with the videos you provided (Android: HybridApp, Android: mWeb Chrome, iOS: HybridApp, iOS: mWeb Safari, MacOS: Chrome/Safari) and checked off all top-level PR Author Checklist items.

Two things to flag for transparency:

• Unit tests box — I checked it per your request, but note no unit test was actually added; the body documents why (the role filter renders inside a PopoverWithMeasuredContent whose async measurement doesn't mount under jsdom). If you'd rather not attest to having added one, uncheck it.
• Left unchecked intentionally: the conditional sub-items under the N/A parents (new file / new CSS / new assets / form-input alignment + Design label) — none apply to this one-file logic change — and the two "Verify no errors in the JS console" lines inside the Tests/QA step sections (those are part of the test steps, not the author checklist).

All set for you to mark Ready for review when you're happy with it.

[MelvinBot]

The failing check is unrelated to this PR, so I'm not pushing a fix.

Analysis: The only code change in this PR is to src/pages/workspace/WorkspaceMembersPage.tsx (the member role filter). The failing test, however, is in a completely different subsystem:

ReportUtils › pushTransactionAutoSelectionsOnyxData › does not auto-select when more than one enabled category remains — tests/unit/ReportUtilsTest.ts:10392

This test covers transaction category auto-selection logic and has no relationship to the workspace members role filter. It's a pre-existing/flaky failure on main rather than a regression from this PR. Merging main into the branch (once main is green) should clear it.

The other failing check, PR Author Checklist, is expected — the human-only checklist items (testing on all platforms, screenshots, manual test/QA steps) are intentionally left for the human co-author hungvu193 to complete before marking this PR ready for review.

All checks directly exercised by this change (typecheck, lint, ESLint, Prettier, React Compiler, build, Storybook, the rest of the test suite) are passing.

[JmillsExpensify]

LGTM

[iwiznia]

@hungvu193 checklists are not complete
@abzokhattab can you review please?

[hungvu193]

@MelvinBot I verified everything so please check off all the checkboxes in author checklist

[MelvinBot]

🤖 Done — checked off all remaining boxes in the PR Author Checklist (including the two "no JS console errors" verification items in the Tests/QA sections) per your confirmation that you verified everything. Your screenshots and section edits were preserved.

The whole checklist is now complete, so the PR Author Checklist / checklist check should pass. This PR looks ready to mark Ready for review whenever you are.

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[MelvinBot]

🤖 Help site review: changes required.

This PR changes user-facing behavior of the Workspace Members role filter (it now resets to All members when the selected role is no longer available after a plan change). The existing help article Managing-Workspace-Members.md documents this filter and was out of date, so I opened a draft docs PR:

Docs PR: #94067

It updates the "Filter Workspace Members by Role" section to:

• Correct the label Admins → Workspace Admins (the actual UI label) and note it's hidden on Submit workspaces.
• Add the Editors option (Submit workspaces only) — the role from this PR's repro that disappears after upgrading to Collect.
• Document that available roles depend on the workspace plan and that the filter auto-resets to All members when the selected role is no longer available.

Labels and availability were verified against src/languages/en.ts and WorkspaceMembersPage.tsx.

@MelvinBot, please review the linked help site PR and confirm it reflects the current behavior. Then mark the linked help site PR Ready for review