Fix: Failed IOU requests are still deletable

[tienifr]

Details

Failed IOU requests are still deletable. This PR fixes that.

Fixed Issues

$ #16748
PROPOSAL: #16748 (comment)

Tests

1. Login with any account
2. Click profile avatar >> Preferences
3. Turn on Simulate failing network requests
4. Close Settings modal
5. Open any chat
6. Click on Actions icon (plus icon) >> Request Money
7. Enter an arbitrary amount then Request
8. Click profile avatar >> Preferences
9. Turn off Simulate failing network requests
10. Verify that an error message appears below the IOU report
11. Click on the IOU report
12. Verify that the error IOU report is not deletable (i.e. does not show Delete button)

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

QA Steps

1. Login with any account
2. Click profile avatar >> Preferences
3. Turn on Simulate failing network requests
4. Close Settings modal
5. Open any chat
6. Click on Actions icon (plus icon) >> Request Money
7. Enter an arbitrary amount then Request
8. Click profile avatar >> Preferences
9. Turn off Simulate failing network requests
10. Verify that an error message appears below the IOU report
11. Click on the IOU report
12. Verify that the error IOU report is not deletable (i.e. does not show Delete button)

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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[melvin-bot]

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[tienifr]

Currently I couldn't reproduce the bug after #18237 was merged. Simulate failing network requests no longer works here.

About the PR

Basically this PRs will throw a HttpError when server responds with 400 code. However, this change will block all the middlewares including SaveResponseInOnyx which merges failureData of the IOU request in Onyx. Thus, the error message (shown when there's failureData) won't be shown.

Flow

1. As long as we turn off Simulate failing network requests, the server will respond with 400 json code:

2. The HttpUtils will throw an error:

App/src/libs/HttpUtils.js

Lines 91 to 97 in 22b971d

	if (response.jsonCode === CONST.JSON_CODE.BAD_REQUEST && response.message === CONST.ERROR_TITLE.DUPLICATE_RECORD) {
	throw new HttpsError({
	message: CONST.ERROR.DUPLICATE_RECORD,
	status: CONST.JSON_CODE.BAD_REQUEST,
	title: CONST.ERROR_TITLE.DUPLICATE_RECORD,
	});
	}

3. This will block all the afterward middle-wares including SaveResponseInOnyx, which prevent failureData update in Onyx.
4. Thus the error message wouldn't be shown on the UI.

In conclusion, I think we need to find other test cases to simulate a failed IOU request as Simulate failing network requests no longer works here.

[tienifr]

@roryabraham @0xmiroslav friendly bump

[0xmiros]

reviewing now

@tienifr please pull main

[tienifr]

Done!

[0xmiros]

Now the behavior completely changed. Instead of opening IOU details modal, switch to money request chat. And Delete button is in 3 dots menu at the top right.
I am not sure this PR is worthy anymore.

And latest main is very buggy. Money request report is created endlessly whenever click IOU preview

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