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Explanation of Change

Two fixes for Expensify Card management when cards have a $0 limit set from OldDot:

1. filterAllInactiveCards in CardUtils.ts — When includeDeactivated is true (workspace card list), show all suspended cards so admins can view and edit them, not just zero-limit ones. Also removes the code path that returned STATE_DEACTIVATED cards, since the server rejects limit updates on deactivated cards with a 403 error — those cards should never appear in the editable card list.

2. Validator in DynamicExpensifyCardLimitPage.tsx — Changed !Number(values.limit) to Number.isNaN(Number(values.limit)) so that $0 is accepted as a valid limit. A suspended card with a current limit of $0 still needs to load the edit form without tripping "invalid amount".

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$ #90487

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// Please describe what tests you performed that validates your changed worked.

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console
  1. Navigate to Workspace > Expensify Card
  2. Assign or issue virtual card to any member
  3. Switch to Expensify Classic (OD), and set the previous assigned Expensify Card's limit to $0
  4. Switch back to ND and navigate to Expensify Card. The card with limit $0 appears in the list
  5. Open it and try to edit the Card limit
  6. Confirm User can navigate to edit limit, edit name, and edit limit type without errors
  7. Verify that deactivated cards (STATE_DEACTIVATED) do NOT appear in the workspace card list
  8. Verify that suspended cards (STATE_SUSPENDED) DO appear and are editable

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N/A — validation is purely client-side with no network dependency.

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Android: Native
Android: mWeb Chrome
iOS: Native
iOS: mWeb Safari
MacOS: Chrome / Safari

The validation in DynamicExpensifyCardLimitPage used !Number(values.limit)
to check for invalid amounts. Since Number('0') is 0 and !0 is true,
a $0 limit was always rejected as invalid. This prevented editing cards
whose limit was set to $0 in Expensify Classic.

Changed the check to Number.isNaN(Number(values.limit)) which correctly
allows 0 while still rejecting non-numeric input.

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src/libs/CardUtils.ts 81.84% <100.00%> (-0.08%) ⬇️
...ce/expensifyCard/DynamicExpensifyCardLimitPage.tsx 0.00% <0.00%> (ø)
... and 12 files with indirect coverage changes

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@grgia The issue is still reproducible on my end.

Steps To reproduce:

  1. Navigate to Expensify Card
  2. Click on the card with limit $0
  3. Try to edit the Card limit
Screen.Recording.2026-05-16.at.18.07.36.mov

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This is for another card. When I try to edit limit and set it to non-zero value, it disappears from the list. I suspect this is because we only show inactive cards with a $0 limit.

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Here are my findings:

function filterAllInactiveCards(cards: CardList | undefined, includeDeactivated = false) {
    if (!cards) {
        return {};
    }

    const closedStates = new Set<number>([CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.STATE.CLOSED, CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.STATE.STATE_DEACTIVATED]);
    return filterObject(cards, (_key, card) => {
        const isAdminZeroedExpensifyCard = isExpensifyCard(card) && isCardWithCustomZeroLimit(card);
        if (card.state === CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.STATE.STATE_SUSPENDED) {
            return !!card.nameValuePairs?.frozen || (includeDeactivated && isAdminZeroedExpensifyCard);
        }
        if (card.state === CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.STATE.STATE_DEACTIVATED) {
            return includeDeactivated && isAdminZeroedExpensifyCard;
        }
        return !closedStates.has(card.state);
    });
}
  1. The "Not found page" issue happens because we filter out the deactivated cards with a non-zero card limit. So, when the limit is updated to a non-zero value, the card disappears from the list.
  2. The server doesn't allow editing the card limit for deactivated cards (unlike suspended cards, where this is allowed) based on what I observed. As a result, when the server responds and resets the limit back to initial value(zero in this case), the card becomes visible again.
  3. IMO, we should allow suspended cards with a non-zero limit as well (which aligns with OD behavior). This would parially resolve the issue.
  4. IMO, we should not show deactivated cards at all. Allowing deactivated cards (even with non-zero limits) would not match OD behavior based on what I observed.

Proposed change:

  • Allow suspended cards regardless of limit when includeDeactivated is true.
  • Stop allowing deactivated cards.
function filterAllInactiveCards(cards: CardList | undefined, includeDeactivated = false) {
    if (!cards) {
        return {};
    }

    const closedStates = new Set<number>([CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.STATE.CLOSED, CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.STATE.STATE_DEACTIVATED]);
    return filterObject(cards, (_key, card) => {
        const isAdminZeroedExpensifyCard = isExpensifyCard(card) && isCardWithCustomZeroLimit(card);
        if (card.state === CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.STATE.STATE_SUSPENDED) {
-            return !!card.nameValuePairs?.frozen || (includeDeactivated && isAdminZeroedExpensifyCard);
+           return !!card.nameValuePairs?.frozen || includeDeactivated
        }
-        if (card.state === CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.STATE.STATE_DEACTIVATED) {
-           return includeDeactivated && isAdminZeroedExpensifyCard;
-       }
        return !closedStates.has(card.state);
    });
}

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…activated cards

When includeDeactivated is true, show all suspended cards (not just zero-limit ones)
so admins can view and edit them. Remove the deactivated card path entirely since the
server rejects limit updates on STATE_DEACTIVATED cards with a 403 error.

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Updated the PR with both changes:

  1. filterAllInactiveCards — When includeDeactivated is true, all suspended cards are now shown (not just zero-limit ones). The STATE_DEACTIVATED code path is removed entirely since the server rejects limit updates on those cards with a 403.

  2. JSDoc on filterInactiveCardsForWorkspace — Updated to say "keeps all suspended cards" instead of "keeps issued deactivated cards and zero-limit suspended cards".

  3. Validator change in DynamicExpensifyCardLimitPage.tsx — kept as-is from the original commit.

isCardWithCustomZeroLimit references at lines 1615 and 1664 left untouched per instructions. Ran prettier (no changes needed) and typecheck-tsgo (no new errors). PR description updated to describe both changes.

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…rds behavior

Tests were asserting old behavior where only admin-zeroed suspended cards
were kept. Updated to reflect the new logic: all suspended cards are kept
when includeDeactivated is true, and STATE_DEACTIVATED cards are always
excluded since the server rejects limit updates on them.

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Fixed the failing test (job 4) check: the CardUtilsTest.ts assertions for filterAllInactiveCards and filterInactiveCardsForWorkspace were still expecting the old behavior. Updated them to match the new logic where all suspended cards are kept when includeDeactivated is true, and STATE_DEACTIVATED cards are always excluded.

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The failing perf-tests check is unrelated to this PR's changes.

Failure: [ReportActionCompose] should render Composer with text input interactions — render count exceeded the allowed deviation of 0 (current difference: 1).

Why it's unrelated: This PR only modifies CardUtils.ts, DynamicExpensifyCardLimitPage.tsx, and CardUtilsTest.ts — none of which touch ReportActionCompose or the Composer component. This is a known flaky Reassure perf test. Re-running the workflow should resolve it.

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grgia commented May 18, 2026

@MelvinBot merge main

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Merged main into this branch successfully.

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grgia commented May 18, 2026

@sobitneupane latest branch works on my card test- can you check with yours?

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grgia commented May 18, 2026

If it still doesn't feel free to stop there

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