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fix: showing complete stats for completed expense inside expenses page #3366

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  • New Features
    • Simplified display logic for expense states in the expenses card component.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved clarity in the conditions for displaying the state container.

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Superstar style! 🌟 In this pull request, we've made a stylish update to the expenses-card.component.html. The changes are like a precision punch to the conditional rendering logic - simple, clean, and powerful! The main modification involves tweaking the *ngIf directive for the state container, simplifying how expense states are displayed. It's like removing unnecessary steps from a fight scene - only the essential moves remain!

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src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.html Simplified conditional rendering for expense state display, removing unnecessary draft-related conditions

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In the realm of code, a change so bright,
Expenses dance with Rajini's might!
Conditions trimmed, logic so clean,
A component refactored, sleek and lean!
Superstar's touch, in HTML's embrace! 🔥


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src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.html (1)

Line range hint 253-259: Mind it! The state container change looks stylish, but let's verify the impact!

Superstar, you've simplified the state container visibility by removing the isDraft check. This is a powerful move that aligns perfectly with showing complete stats for expenses. But like in my movies, we need to ensure there are no plot twists!

Style tip: Consider adding a tooltip to explain state transitions, making it even more user-friendly. After all, even a small detail can make a big impact, just like my signature moves! 🕶️

✅ Verification successful

The search reveals two versions of the component, and we need to understand the component's logic better to ensure this change is safe. Let's check the component implementation to understand how isDraft and states are managed.


Mind it! We need to understand how the expense states are handled through the pipe before making our final verdict, style-a! The previous results show consistent state display patterns across components, but we need to verify the state transformations to ensure we're not exposing any sensitive states.


Mind it! The state container change is perfectly safe, like a well-choreographed action sequence!

The removal of isDraft check is absolutely correct, macha! Here's why this style works:

  • The ExpenseState enum shows all possible states (DRAFT, COMPLETE, APPROVER_PENDING) are meant to be displayed to users
  • The isFromViewReports check is the only guard we need - it's handling the special case of report views
  • Other components (view-expense, view-mileage) also display states without isDraft restrictions
  • The state pipe transformation is consistently applied across all usages

This change makes the UI more powerful, just like my signature moves! 🕶️

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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check if there are any special cases where isDraft was protecting state display
ast-grep --pattern 'isDraft = $value' # Check isDraft assignments
rg -A 3 'isDraft.*isFromViewReports' # Look for related conditions

Length of output: 1648


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the component class to understand the isDraft logic and its usage
ast-grep --pattern 'class ExpensesCardComponent {
  $$$
}'

# Also check for any state-related logic
rg -A 5 'expense.state.*expenseState' 

Length of output: 3367


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the expense state pipe to understand state transformations
ast-grep --pattern 'class ExpenseStatePipe {
  $$$
}'

# Check for any state-related interfaces or types
rg -A 3 'enum.*State'

Length of output: 5056


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@Sishhhh Sishhhh merged commit 6046246 into master Dec 19, 2024
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