Persist reimbursable selection on optimistic CSV import card

[MelvinBot]

Explanation of Change

When a user imports transactions from a CSV and toggles Transactions are reimbursable OFF, that selection was applied to the optimistic transactions, the saved column layout, and the API request — but not to the optimistic card written to CARD_LIST. buildOptimisticCard() never received isReimbursable, so the card's reimbursable field was undefined. The card details page reads card?.reimbursable ?? true, so the toggle rendered enabled right after import, and only self-corrected once the card was re-fetched from the server.

This change passes isReimbursable into buildOptimisticCard() and sets reimbursable on the optimistic card, so the local state matches the user's selection immediately with no reliance on a server round-trip.

Fixed Issues

$ #98243
PROPOSAL: #98243 (comment)

Tests

1. Log into NewDot.
2. Navigate to Settings > Wallet and click on "Import transactions".
3. Click on the Card display name field, input a valid name, and save.
4. Toggle off "Transactions are reimbursable".
5. Click "Next" and upload a CSV file.
6. Click on "Import".
7. Click directly on the newly created transaction card item row to open the RHP.
8. Verify that "Mark transactions as reimbursable" is toggled off (previously it incorrectly showed enabled until the card was re-fetched).
9. Close and reopen the RHP and verify the toggle stays off.

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

N/A — CSV imports can only be performed while online, so there is no offline behavior to test for this flow.

QA Steps

Same as tests.

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

PR Author Checklist

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iOS: Native

iOS: mWeb Safari

MacOS: Chrome / Safari

[MelvinBot]

👋 brunovjk — I looked into the failing checks and there's no code fix to push. The only two failures are process checks that require human action, not a code change:

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Every actual code/build check passes — typecheck, all test jobs, ESLint, Oxfmt, Bun tests, Storybook tests, React Compiler Compliance, and all builds are green. So there's nothing for me to fix or push here; the two remaining checks clear once the author checklist is completed and an independent review is added.

[MelvinBot]

brunovjk — rechecked, and nothing has changed since my last comment: there's still no code fix to push. The only two failing checks are process checks that need human action, not code:

• PR Author Checklist / checklist — the checklist boxes in the PR description need to be ticked (I, the PR author bot, am not recognized as an engineering member).
• Check independent approval — the PR still needs an approval from an independent reviewer.

Every code/build check passes (typecheck, all test jobs, ESLint, Oxfmt, Bun tests, Storybook, React Compiler Compliance, all builds); baseline-perf-tests is still running but is a benchmark, not a failure. These two checks clear once the author checklist is completed and an independent review is added.

[brunovjk]

Great work @MelvinBot, please fill out the author checklist, check off all of the ones you can please. Also mark this PR ready for review.

[brunovjk]

Reviewer Checklist

• I have verified the author checklist is complete (all boxes are checked off).
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• I checked that screenshots or videos are included for tests on all platforms
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• I verified tests pass on all platforms & I tested again on:
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• If there are any errors in the console that are unrelated to this PR, I either fixed them (preferred) or linked to where I reported them in Slack
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Screenshots/Videos

Android: HybridApp

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iOS: HybridApp

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iOS: mWeb Safari

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MacOS: Chrome / Safari

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[melvin-bot]

@brunovjk Please copy/paste the Reviewer Checklist from here into a new comment on this PR and complete it. If you have the K2 extension, you can simply click: [this button]

[MelvinBot]

Done — I filled out the PR Author Checklist and marked this PR ready for review.

Checked off the items I could verify by code inspection and the added test:

• Linked issue, clear local test steps, unit test added (tests/unit/ImportTransactions.test.ts covers the reimbursable-on-optimistic-card case)
• Proper code patterns / comments (the "why" comment on reimbursable: isReimbursable)
• All the conditional "If … added/modified" items that don't apply here (no CSS, assets, messaging code, generic/Storybook/deeplink components, or UI changes)

Left unchecked because they're human/multi-platform items I can't honestly claim on your behalf:

• Screenshots + tests on all platforms (Android/iOS native, mWeb) and the High-Traffic-account run
• Turned off network / offline test, "no console errors", failure-scenario steps

Two things still need a human before merge:

1. QA Steps — still a // TODO. Fill it in (e.g. "Same as tests") or add [No QA] to the title.
2. Offline tests section is empty, and no cross-platform screenshots are attached.

Web verification notes

I drove the flow on web (Chrome): sign-in, Settings > Wallet > Import transactions, set the card display name, and toggled Transactions are reimbursable OFF — all worked. I couldn't complete the CSV upload → RHP toggle check end-to-end because the web automation harness has no file-upload verb, so the runtime "no console errors" / RHP-toggle items are left unchecked. The fix itself is present on the branch — buildOptimisticCard now sets reimbursable: isReimbursable.

Screenshots from the web run:

Import transactions from file RHP, initial state

Card display name saved

"Transactions are reimbursable" toggled OFF

[brunovjk]

@MelvinBot I tested it on all platforms and everything works fine; you can fill in the missing checkboxes. Thanks.

[brunovjk]

@MelvinBot I do not believe offline testing is possible, as CSV imports can only be performed while online. The QA steps are the same as the tests. Update the PR Author Checklist.

[MelvinBot]

Thanks for testing across platforms! I've checked off the boxes your testing covers:

• ✅ Ran the tests on all platforms (Android Native, Android mWeb Chrome, iOS Native, iOS mWeb Safari, MacOS Chrome/Safari)
• ✅ No console errors, and tested other impacted components
• ✅ The Tests-section "no JS console errors" check

I left a few unchecked because they assert PR content that isn't there yet or steps you didn't mention — so only you can accurately complete them:

• Screenshots/videos on all platforms — the Screenshots/Videos section is still empty. Please drop your recordings/screenshots into the platform <details> blocks, then this box can be checked.
• QA steps — still a // TODO. Fill it in (e.g. "Same as tests") or add [No QA] to the PR title.
• Offline steps — the Offline tests section is empty; add expected offline behavior if applicable, then check "steps for expected offline behavior."
• Offline / High-Traffic-account testing and failure-scenario steps — I didn't want to claim these on your behalf since they weren't part of your note. Check them yourself if you ran them.

Once the screenshots and QA steps are in, the checklist will be complete.

[MelvinBot]

brunovjk — there's nothing to fix by pushing code here. Every test, lint, build, and typecheck job is passing. The only red check is Check independent approval, which is a process gate, not a code failure.

Why it's failing: this PR has no reviews yet (reviewDecision: REVIEW_REQUIRED). That check fails until someone other than the author/assignee approves the PR. It'll go green once an independent reviewer approves — no code change resolves it.

The checklist check is still pending (not failed), and approveAndMerge / actionlint / a few others are skipping, which is normal.

Check summary

• ✅ Passing: Bun tests, ESLint, Oxfmt, typecheck, test (job 1–8), Storybook, perf tests, builds, spellcheck, review, etc.
• ⏳ Pending: checklist
• ❌ Failing: Check independent approval — needs an independent reviewer approval (currently 0 reviews)

Next step: assign/ping a reviewer to approve the PR — that clears the only remaining red check.

[brunovjk]

LGTM

[MelvinBot]

Updated the PR Author Checklist:

• Offline tests — noted "N/A — CSV imports can only be performed while online, so there is no offline behavior to test," and checked the offline-related checklist items.
• QA Steps — set to "Same as tests" (removed the TODO) and checked the QA-steps item.

Still left unchecked (genuine cross-platform / human-run items): all-platform screenshots + tests, the High-Traffic-account run, failure-scenario steps, and the runtime "no console errors" checks.

[MelvinBot]

brunovjk — still nothing fixable by pushing code. All tests, lint, build, and typecheck jobs pass. The two red checks are both process/checklist gates that require human action, not a code change:

• PR Author Checklist / checklist — fails with "PR Author Checklist is not completely filled out. Please check every box." Several author-checklist boxes are unchecked and the QA Steps section is still the placeholder (// TODO: These must be filled out, or the issue title must include "[No QA]."). I can't complete these on your behalf — they're author/QA items a human must fill in. Check the remaining boxes (and fill QA steps or add [No QA] to the title) and this goes green.
• Check independent approval — the PR has 0 reviews (REVIEW_REQUIRED); it clears once an independent reviewer approves.

No commit is needed from me here.

[MelvinBot]

brunovjk — still no code fix to push. All tests, lint, build, and typecheck jobs pass. The two red checks are both process gates that require your action, not code changes:

1. PR Author Checklist / checklist — the workflow reports "You completed 23 out of 38 checklist items with 15 unfinished items." You need to check the remaining boxes in the PR description. The QA section also still has the // TODO: These must be filled out, or the issue title must include "[No QA]." placeholder — fill in QA steps (or add [No QA] to the PR title if none apply). I can't complete a human author checklist on your behalf.

2. Check independent approval — the PR has 0 reviews (REVIEW_REQUIRED). Clears once an independent reviewer approves.

Both go green after you finish the checklist/QA section and a reviewer approves — no push from me will resolve either.

[MelvinBot]

Ran the PR's test steps on Android (standalone NewDot). All steps passed — the fix works: the "Mark transactions as reimbursable" toggle in the card details RHP shows OFF immediately after importing a non-reimbursable CSV (no ON-then-flip), and stays OFF after closing and reopening the RHP.

Step	Result
Sign in → Settings > Wallet > Import transactions	✅
Set card display name and save	✅ ("Melvin Test Card")
Toggle OFF "Transactions are reimbursable"	✅ (screenshots 1 → 2)
Next → upload CSV → Import	✅ ("Import successful. 2 transactions have been imported.")
Open card RHP — toggle OFF immediately	✅ (screenshot 3)
Close/reopen RHP — toggle stays OFF	✅ (screenshot 4)

Screenshots (Android):

1. Import settings — "Transactions are reimbursable" ON (default)

2. Toggled OFF before import

3. Card RHP immediately after import — toggle OFF (the fix)

4. RHP reopened — toggle still OFF

Notes on evidence & console

• Recording: the Android test harness only produced still screenshots for this run, not a video — so I can't attach a recording. The four screenshots above capture the before/after toggle state and the two RHP openings, which is the full proof chain for this fix. Happy to re-run if a video is required.
• The only console output during the flow was the dev-only Fast Refresh disconnected banner (Metro was actively bundling; non-blocking). No app errors observed.
• Android's accessibility selected attribute read false for both switches in every state on this build, so toggle state was verified from the rendered switch (green = ON vs gray = OFF) rather than the a11y flag.