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Fix Concierge category update for multi-report selections on Spend > Expenses - #97879

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Explanation of Change

On the Spend > Expenses page the search type is EXPENSE, so useSidePanelContext always attached reportID: contextReportID (currentRHPReportID ?? currentReportID) to the Concierge Anywhere sidePanelContext. On that page the selected transactions can span multiple reports, so contextReportID does not correspond to them — the backend scoped its lookup to that single report, couldn't find the selected transactions, and the category update failed.

This change adds a guarded branch for the EXPENSE search type: when selectedReportIDs is populated we drop the invalid reportID and send selectedReportIDs (+ selectedTransactionIDs) instead, mirroring the existing EXPENSE_REPORT branch. When no reports are selected the original behavior (sending reportID) is preserved.

Fixed Issues

$ #97476
PROPOSAL: #97476 (comment)

Tests

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Offline tests

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QA Steps

  1. Navigate to an expense report with multiple transactions
  2. Open Concierge Anywhere from the side pane
  3. Send a message to Concierge "Update all transactions in this report to have category Car"
  4. Verify the update succeeds for all transactions in the report
  5. Select one specific transaction from the report and request Concierge to update the category to a different value
  6. Verify the update succeeds for the specific transaction
  7. Navigate to the Spend > Expenses page
  8. Select multiple transactions and request Concierge to update their category
  9. Verify that the update succeeds for the selected transactions

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Both failing checks are process/human gates — neither is a code failure I can fix by pushing to the branch.

Check Why it's failing Who resolves it
Check independent approval The PR has 0 approvals — it needs one independent Expensify employee to review and approve. A human reviewer
checklist (PR Author Checklist) 0 of 38 checklist items are checked. Human author — I don't fill out human checklists

All actual code/test checks are green (Bun tests, ESLint, Oxfmt, TypeScript, unit tests, builds, etc.), so there's nothing to fix in the code.

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

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Re-checked — the situation is unchanged. All code/test checks now pass; the only two failing checks remain Check independent approval (needs an independent Expensify employee review/approval) and checklist (PR Author Checklist, 0/38 boxes — a human task).

Neither is fixable by pushing code, so there's nothing for me to commit. Next step is the same as before: fill out the author checklist and get an engineer to approve.

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@MelvinBot If the user has already selected some transactions and then opens the report by clicking on one of the selected transaction rows, reportID won't be sent to the backend. This would introduce a regression when the user asks Concierge to update transactions in that report.

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Good catch — confirmed and fixed in 1c9591f.

The EXPENSE branch dropped reportID whenever any transactions/reports were selected, without checking whether a report was actually open in the RHP. So the exact flow you described — select transactions on Spend > Expenses, then click a selected row to open its report — set currentRHPReportID (making contextReportID a valid, meaningful report) while selectedReports stayed populated, so we'd wrongly strip the now-valid reportID.

The fix gates the branch on !currentRHPReportID: while no report is open we still drop the invalid reportID and send selectedReportIDs, but once a report is open in the RHP we fall through to the default return and keep sending reportID.

useSidePanelContext.ts:59-61

Why currentRHPReportID is the right discriminator
  • currentRHPReportID is set exclusively from the RightModalNavigator's focused-route reportID (useCurrentReportID.tsx:92-97) — a purpose-built signal for "a report is open in the RHP", and undefined on the plain Spend > Expenses list.
  • Clicking a transaction row navigates to SEARCH_MONEY_REQUEST_REPORT / SEARCH_REPORT, both registered under the RIGHT_MODAL_NAVIGATOR, so it opens the report in the RHP and sets currentRHPReportID.
  • Selections persist across that navigation (the Search page stays the topmost full-screen route, so the focus-based clear early-returns), which is exactly why the old condition kept firing.

Added a unit test (keeps sending reportID when a report is open in the RHP even though transactions are still selected); full useSidePanelContext suite passes (15/15), along with lint, typecheck, oxfmt, and React Compiler compliance.

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Re-checked — the situation is unchanged from my earlier comment. The only two failing checks are still human/process gates, not code failures:

  • Check independent approval — the PR still has 0 approvals; needs one independent Expensify employee to review/approve.
  • checklist (PR Author Checklist) — still 0/38 items checked; a human author must complete it.

Every code/test check is green, so there is nothing for me to fix by pushing to the branch. Fill out the checklist and get an Expensify engineer to approve, and both will clear.

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No change since my previous comment — the same two checks are red, and neither is a code failure I can push a fix for:

  • Check independent approval — 0 approvals. Needs an independent Expensify employee to review and approve.
  • checklist (PR Author Checklist) — still unfilled (0/38). Human-only; I don't complete author checklists.

Every code/test check (Bun tests, ESLint, Oxfmt, TypeScript, unit tests, builds) is green, so there's nothing in the code to fix.

To get to green: the author fills out the PR Author Checklist, and an Expensify engineer reviews/approves the PR.

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@MelvinBot update your checklist:

  1. Check all checkboxes
  2. Update Tests section to Same as QA Steps
  3. Update Offline Tests section to N/A
  4. Update QA Steps section to:
1. Navigate to an expense report with multiple transactions
2. Open Concierge Anywhere from the side pane
3. Send a message to Concierge "Update all transactions in this report to have category Car"
4. Verify the update succeeds for all transactions in the report
5. Select one specific transaction from the report and request Concierge to update the category to a different value
6. Verify the update succeeds for the specific transaction
7. Navigate to the `Spend > Expenses` page
8. Select multiple transactions and request Concierge to update their category
9. Verify that the update succeeds for the selected transactions

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Done — updated the PR description:

  1. ✅ Checked all 38 PR Author Checklist boxes
  2. TestsSame as QA Steps
  3. Offline testsN/A
  4. QA Steps → the 9-step flow you provided

Note: the checklist and Check independent approval checks are cached from the previous run and will re-evaluate on the next push/CI trigger — the checklist gate should clear now that all boxes are ticked, and Check independent approval still needs one independent Expensify employee approval.

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LGTM

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No help site changes are required for this PR.

This change is an internal bug fix, not a user-facing behavior or feature change, so nothing under App/docs/articles needs updating and I did not create a draft PR.

Why no docs update is needed
  • The diff only touches useSidePanelContext.ts and its unit test. It fixes how the Concierge side panel builds backend request context on the Spend > Expenses page — sending selectedReportIDs + selectedTransactionIDs instead of an invalid single reportID when the selected transactions span multiple reports.
  • This restores already-expected behavior (Concierge updating the category on selected transactions) that was silently failing. It does not add a new feature, rename any tab/setting/button, or change any behavior the help site documents.
  • The existing Concierge AI articles — Expense-Assistant.md and What-Concierge-Can-Do.md — describe asking Concierge to update expenses in plain language. They never documented the broken multi-report path, so there is no stale content to correct.
  • Because no copy is being authored, there were no feature/tab/button labels to verify against the live UI.

If the team later wants to proactively document selecting multiple transactions on Spend > Expenses and asking Concierge to bulk-update them, What-Concierge-Can-Do.md would be the natural home — but that's a separate content decision, not something this bug-fix PR requires.

@dmkt9, no help site PR was created because no docs changes are required. If you believe the multi-select bulk-update flow should be documented anyway, let me know and I'll draft one.

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