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Fixed Issues

$ #95280
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Setup:

  • Open a paid workspace that has Distance rates enabled (Workspace > More features > toggle Distance rates if needed).
  • Go to Workspaces > [workspace] > Distance rates. Make sure at least 2 rates exist (add one via Add rate if needed) so you can compare a government rate against a normal one.

Seed a mock government rate:
With the Distance rates page open, turn off internet, run this in the browser console:

const policy = await window.policy;
const customUnit = Object.values(policy.customUnits).find((u) => u.name === 'Distance');
const rateID = Object.keys(customUnit.rates).at(0);
await window.Onyx.merge(`policy_${policy.id}`, {
    customUnits: {
        [customUnit.customUnitID]: {
            rates: {
                [rateID]: {
                    rate: 72.5,
                    startDate: '2026-01-01',
                    endDate: '2026-12-31',
                    attributes: {
                        governmentRate: {sourceRateID: 'US_2026-01-01', rate: 72.5, startDate: '2026-01-01', endDate: '2026-12-31'},
                    },
                },
            },
        },
    },
});

Verify that:

  1. Icon displays for an unmodified government rate

In the rates table, the seeded rate shows a small lightning-bolt icon next to the amount in the Rate column.
Hover the icon: tooltip reads "This rate is auto-generated."
Other rates show no icon.

  1. Narrow layout

Shrink the browser window to mobile width (or test on the mobile web layout).
The bolt icon appears next to the "rate • date" line under the rate name, with the same tooltip behavior on hover.

  1. Icon hides when the rate value is edited

Open the seeded rate > Rate, change the amount (e.g. 0.725 → 0.99), save.
Back in the list, the bolt icon is gone.

  1. Icon restores when the value is edited back

Change the amount back to exactly 0.725 and save.
The bolt icon reappears.

  1. Same hide/restore behavior for dates

Edit the Start date (e.g. to 2026-02-01) → icon hides. Restore to 2026-01-01 → icon returns.
Edit the End date (e.g. to 2026-11-30) → icon hides. Restore to 2026-12-31 → icon returns.

  1. Open-ended rate matching

Re-run the seed snippet but with endDate: null on the rate and no endDate key inside governmentRate → icon shows (omitted on both sides counts as a match).
Then set an end date on the rate via the UI → icon hides (omitted on only one side is not a match).

  1. Things that should NOT affect the icon

Rename the rate → icon stays (name isn't part of the snapshot).
Toggle the rate off/on via the switch → icon stays; only the status badge changes.
Sorting by any column and searching via Find rate work as before, with the icon following its row.

  1. Regression pass on a normal workspace

Open a workspace whose rates were never seeded: the list renders exactly as before, no icons, no layout shift in the Rate column.

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@neil-marcellini Could you please help trigger the translation workflow? Thanks

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return rate.rate === governmentRate.rate && (rate.startDate ?? undefined) === governmentRate.startDate && (rate.endDate ?? undefined) === governmentRate.endDate;

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P2 Badge Compare restored rates with numeric tolerance

For government rates whose displayed value does not round-trip exactly through the edit form, this exact equality keeps the auto-generated icon hidden even after the user restores the original value. The existing submit path stores Number(values.rate) * 100, so restoring a snapshot rate like 29 cents from 0.29 produces 28.999999999999996 in optimistic Onyx state; while offline (and potentially until the server normalizes it) isGovernmentRateUnmodified returns false even though the UI value matches the snapshot.

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@thelullabyy Good catch here. We should probably handle potential floating-point rounding differences when comparing rates

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function isGovernmentRateUnmodified(rate: Rate): boolean {
const governmentRate = rate.attributes?.governmentRate;
if (!governmentRate) {

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A smaller edge worth a thought while touching that line: if a malformed governmentRate snapshot exists but has no rate field and the rate's own fields are also unset, undefined === undefined on all three comparisons returns true and shows the icon. Guarding with governmentRate.rate === undefined → false would make the helper robust, but I wouldn't block on it.

return false;
}

return rate.rate === governmentRate.rate && (rate.startDate ?? undefined) === governmentRate.startDate && (rate.endDate ?? undefined) === governmentRate.endDate;

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@thelullabyy Good catch here. We should probably handle potential floating-point rounding differences when comparing rates

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@thelullabyy Mind taking a look at the failing typescript checks and Jest Unit Tests? Also, please upload the complete test videos when you get a chance

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The test failed due to missing copies. I requested it here #96149 (comment)

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Good for product.

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